"My office at 369 Pine street was just evacuated for a possible explosive device. "

"Walked by Hamburger Mary's on Castro Street yesterday and noticed new furniture has been delivered," reports tipster Bryan G. "Today, the doors are open and looks like more stuff is being delivered."

According to the police report, four male suspects drove by the victim, possibly in a four-door white Acura, and shot the victim with a rifle, leaving him with non-life-threatening injuries.

Goods news for after-dark beachgoers: SFist reports that a Golden Gate National Recreation Area proposal to require $35 per-use permits for beach fires has been retracted.

At the end of this month, Market Street staple Sullivan's Funeral Home, in business since 1924, will close its doors and relocate to Daly City.

Peter Greene, longtime owner of the Castro travel agency Now, Voyager, died last week in Palm Springs at the age of 61.

Overnight campers are again lined up outside Nice Kicks (1420 Haight St.) to get first crack at limited-release sneakers.

A suspect in the Valentine's morning shooting that left two men dead and another injured has been arrested.

Fire engines have converged on Fulton Street near Lyon, as an escalating fire has been reported.

In a twist no one saw coming, the French nuns who were previously at risk of losing the tiny Tenderloin soup kitchen where they both live and feed the homeless have been saved, at least temporarily.

The mural, going up outside Kasa Indian Eatery on 18th Street, declares 'Love Is Love' with depictions of happy gay couples.

Tipster Rebecca S. reports that "someone drove onto Ocean Beach during the night" at Lawton Avenue. "It's still there, as of [10:15am], and the US Park rangers have only just showed up."

Days after a human skull was discovered at Haight & Central, a hand grenade was unearthed in Cole Valley.