A new artist has taken up residency in North Beach, bringing with him a collection of colorful artwork.

The leather goods shop, based in Venice, CA, has closed its San Francisco location.

As debate continues to swirl over the proposed removal of street trees in Hayes Valley, one has already been felled.

"Concerned neighbors on Ivy Street" have posted signs in the area, requesting that "Hayes Valley Heart Lovers" keep the crosswalk free of graffiti.

"San Francisco hates cars," reads the window sign, offering a discount to customers with a recent parking ticket.

With a new Oakland space, the business has refocused on craft workshops, teaching everything from sandal-making to floral arranging.

Plus, a former Chez Panisse chef is opening a casual new restaurant downtown.

While "there are more and more apps or Facebook groups for new parents," the Mission nonprofit is one of the few places where they can connect in person.

In one incident, a man detained a burglar in his garage who was trying on his clothing.

A new pizzeria and Afro-Brazilian eatery are also in the mix.

In addition to pole-dancing classes, the new studio offers ballet, dance and yoga.

Three pedestrians died on San Francisco's streets in May alone.

The San Francisco-based shoemaker has gained a large following in the tech community for its wool sneakers.