A stabbing and fight on a Muni bus and a separate attack at 22nd & Mission left two people in critical condition.

Swich started as a customizable ice-cream sandwich shop, but now offers sandwiches, pastries, cakes, and espresso as well.

Ten spots in the fogbelt where you can eat for less than a ten-spot.

The dog stumbled and fell over a Fort Funston cliff, but was saved before it fell further.

Fed up with Trump's travel ban, one Mexican-born Inner Sunsetter "had to do something."

Sometimes it's hard to keep track of what's opening and closing: we're here to help.

The original Union Square location will shutter on Jan. 2nd.

A rooftop seafood restaurant may be moving into the building next.

Pro tips from Hoodline readers and editors on making a trip on the N-Judah, Muni's most-ridden line.

The openings will include a larger flagship cafe in the Financial District.

The sourdough purveyor has shut down its popular Market Street outpost, which opened in 1990.

SFMTA says nearly all bus and train arrival time predictions have been restored, but riders still report mixed experiences.

We spoke to Bay Area local Tim Farley, one of California's 55 Electoral College members, about today's big vote.

The SFMTA has taken state regulators to task over Uber and Lyft's impact on local traffic and the environment. What do you think?

The body of a San Francisco resident was found and pulled from the water yesterday afternoon in Mission Bay.

Here's your guide to Irving Street's best boba destinations.

Hazel will begin serving patrons of Mr. Tipple’s Recording Studio this week and open its own bar and restaurant in mid-February.

Igaz, a well-known Oakland DJ, was spinning at Ghost Ship when the tragic fire occurred.

The dry cleaner is popular in the neighborhood for its inexpensive services and friendly owner.

Confused and intoxicated drivers may continue to attempt a dangerous journey through the Sunset Tunnel.

A pair of suspects beat the victim with an unknown object, emptied his pockets, and fled the scene.

A Walgreens at 776 Market Street in the Financial District is shuttering after just seven years in business. Its last day is Dec. 6th.

The fast food restaurant is "exploring whether they’ll reopen or not" after closing due to nearby construction.

New trains may offer some relief to passengers plagued by backpacks and other luggage on BART and Muni.

The popular Castro juice shop has just debuted another location inside Studiomix on Van Ness.

Neighbors above and adjacent to the proposed soup kitchen fear that the service will attract the wrong sort of people to their front doors.

A woman died after being struck by a truck towing a trailer today. The driver is cooperating with police.

A crew has already painted additional markings on the road leading to the tunnel, and more fixes are planned.

Munro started in drag after losing a bet in 1989 and has won multiple titles on the pageant circuit since.

It's the third time this month.

The round-meat station might be the first of its kind in the country.

As a new Mid-Market mall prepares to open, it seems like a mass exodus is taking place at Fifth and Market's Westfield Centre.

After a few snags, the city's oldest park is finally set to re-open.

It's still slightly more upscale than the average Safeway, but lower prices mean "I can finally afford to shop here," said one employee.

The death of the local chain’s owner prompted the closures of all the Bistro Burger locations in San Francisco.

The popular drag-queen reality show was a favorite for weeknight viewing parties, but now conflicts with weekend party-going.

Angered by the ads, several locals said they spent hours removing them from buildings.

AT&T's flagship store has transformed itself after the Seven Kingdoms, complete with a Westeros floor map and Iron Throne.

The retailer's location on Harrison Street is expected to remain open.

The longtime discount store will close its shop on Clement St.

Find expensive vintage labels like Burberry and Dior in an unexpected place: a Goodwill.

Get ready for San Francisco’s Pride Parade, which kicks off this Sunday at 10:30 a.m.

Organizers said more than 50,000 people took part in Sunday's parade down Market Street.

Looking for some late-night grub? Check out these solid options in the Outer Sunset.

Get to know the life of San Francisco drag queen Lindsay Slowhands, whose alter ego embodies every bad party girl — without the guilt.

Another KFC/Taco Bell location has shuttered in San Francisco. The fast food spot over at 2040 Ocean Ave. closed this week.

Owner Andrea de Francisco recently opened the new cafe, influenced by her childhood summers in Portugal.

After spending 18 years in Atlanta, the memorial to AIDS victims created in SF will once again make its home here.

If you're staying home for the holiday, there’s a robust selection of things to do for Thanksgiving in San Francisco.

A popular Chinese restaurant has closed its next-door spinoff, while Chinese noodle and dessert spots have recently opened.

It's unclear who was at fault, but police say the driver of the sedan attempted to flee the scene.

A scooter-riding burglar stole a safe from the Hayes Valley pizzeria earlier this month.

Fundraiser AIDS/LifeCycle will not return this year due to COVID-19 concerns, halting an annual tradition for the first time since it began in 2002.

Another Walgreens location is set to close next month, after notable closures in the Westfield Mall and at 16th & Mission streets in December.

The popular Potrero Hill studio is offering a twist at its new location: the opportunity to work with wood, as well as clay.

Following two high-profile incidents, a number of retailers told Hoodline they're seeing widespread issues with vandalism and robbery in the neighborhood.

Many San Francisco venues and organizers are halting large and small gatherings this month in an effort to stymie the spread of COVID-19. We rounded up a list of them for you.

Many shoppers assumed the store's empty shelves heralded a closure — but Walgreens says it's all due to shoplifting.

A popular cobbler and leather workshop is moving within the neighborhood, while a new nail salon and acupuncturist have also debuted.

Hoodline spoke recently to performers, bar owners, photographers, and stagehands about the cancellations, which they say have severely affected their work and income streams.

On a three-block stretch of Irving Street, these three planned eateries appear to be stuck in development hell.

A holiday made up by "Parks and Rec" is becoming reality at The Collab, which aims to bring the growing women's club movement to the city's westside.

Two San Franciscans have been hospitalized with COVID-19, while Lowell High has closed out of caution over a student exposed to a patient.

Prior to the shelter-in-place order, the SoMa location of the furniture chain announced it was set to close on March 25.

Bar and venue closures have been particularly hard on the LGBTQ+ nightlife community and its performers. Here's how they're weathering the storm.

SF has one of America's largest populations of HIV-positive people, with more than two-thirds of them over 60.

SF's beauty experts have been advising their clients from afar — and are willing to dispense a little free advice to the rest of us.

Looking to make and donate hand-sewn masks in SF? Here's where to send them — and where to skip for now.

Beginning Dec. 1, Peacock Meadow will be illuminated by 2,000 LEDs that will be entwined within and surrounding three sculptural trees. “Entwined,” as it’s called, is an installation by Bay Area artist Charles Gadeken, and it is part of a small series of activities to commemorate the 150th anniversary of Golden Gate Park during the pandemic.