"Our dogs started foaming at the mouth and throwing up."

In this video shared last week on Reddit, we see a wannabe stuntman casually handing his beer to a friend before tumbling headlong down the black-diamond north face of Bernal Hill.

The coyote has been spotted taking in the sights, wandering through the grass, and generally being photogenic.

58% of residents who responded to an SFMTA survey voted for a residential permit parking program for their neighborhood.

SF's "coyote whisperer" has condemned the dog owners who let their pup chase the local coyote.

Six Bernal Heights beer spots have teamed up to create a way to try all the beers produced, served and sold in the neighborhood.

On Saturday night, someone stole Neighbor Tony’s scooter from outside his home on Precita Avenue.

"I feel so lucky to have learned to bake on Cortland and have a bakery on this street," says owner Gillian Shaw.

The SFMTA plans to use Bernal Heights as the site of an experimental Residential Parking Permit plan.

There’s been plenty of confusion surrounding the proposal to create of a new Residential Parking Permit zone.

Frustrated cyclists have chronicled the follies of the many confused motorists parking their cars directly in the bike lane.

The body of 33-year-old Giovanny Alvarez was discovered last week on the south side of Bernal Hill.

One is planned for Mission Street and the other will bring sushi and sashimi to Precita Park.

An elderly woman was assaulted by a man living in an encampment outside the site of a proposed homeless facility.

The dog rescue group's founder was mugged near her Bernal Heights home last month.

A FedEx driver found himself marooned after taking a turn for the worse.

The proposal would limit parking to 2 hours on weekdays for non-permit holders.

Commuting bicyclists say encampments make the path unsafe for riding.

The truck narrowly missed a car, a house and a dog before the tree saved the day.

“My top priorities are affordable housing and legacy businesses,” said Sup. Hillary Ronen.

This hand-painted 1990 Honda Accord is a conspicuous landmark in Bernal Heights.

Supporters say it would be the first memorial in the state dedicated to a victim of police violence.

The final event for a storytelling series that explores Bay Area history through vinyl recordings.

With help from a cannabis dispensary, the Vasquez family has returned to their fully restored apartment.

Via the recently passed HOME-SF legislation, the developer could add 16-20 affordable units.

After a year packed with changes and challenges, the gallery's owner is asking the community for help.

More homes are expected on the market this fall, but short supply continues to drive up prices.

"It means starting all over again," said Eliza Laffin, who terminated her lease after a legal settlement with the landlord.

Many merchants say the stations cause traffic congestion and were installed with little notice.

Recently, neighbors have reported seeing foot patrols on Bernal Hill as well.

Neighbors said the bus struck a small hauling truck while driving uphill on Tuesday afternoon.

After an extended hiatus, the street fair is back.

The shirt was created to reward donors who crowdfunded the artist's mural at Pinhole Coffee.

Investigating officers say witnesses have declined to cooperate.

This is the second time in two years thieves have burgled the store.

The single-track railway is now known as San Jose Avenue.

For years, Carney was an active part of San Francisco's music community.

The dispensary is the only location for adult-use sales in the neighborhood.

A century-old postcard is traced back to a family that played a major role in the city's history.

Retired SFPD officer Evan Lammers died last week, leaving behind Fran Maffeo, his partner of 40 years.

A surviving victim is in a coma with brain damage and paralysis, according to police.

The owner is offering a cash reward of $1,000 for the return of several bikes he designed.

Critics say the plan penalizes area vehicle owners who live outside the permit zone.

The Sunday pop-up uses a technique that creates crunchy, chewy bagels.

The crash occurred early in the morning on August 3.

This is the third time it’s flown the coop, or the pond, or whatever.

The short film, “based on an unfortunately true story,” screened at Sundance earlier this year.

The incident was captured on a home security camera.

PG&E is using liquid nitrogen to reposition a buried high-voltage line.

Security cameras caught people running from the scene as gunshots rang out.