Sea Cliff was the idyllic setting for this nostalgic look at wholesome Americana.

A sprinkling of Mission District salons have been serving the community for decades. But with changing demographics, they’re struggling to hold on.

Little Paper Planes on Valencia Street uses its space to support the various works of local artists each month.

Launching tonight, the temporary gallery will feature the work of contemporary aboriginal artist from Canada.

We juxtaposed historical photos of 24th and Mission with current shots, to show how the neighborhood has changed over the years.

Amanda Lynn moved to the Mission on December 31, 1999, and has been adorning local buildings with bold, fantastical art ever since.

The mural of Bob and Linda Belcher, at 20th and Bryant, is a tribute to the hit animated show's origins in the Mission.

Tomorrow and Saturday, many local restaurants and bars are donating profits to Planned Parenthood, the ACLU, and more.

Police had hunted for the kidnapped heiress for 19 months, before she was finally found in the Excelsior.

The bearded dragon's owner, who lives in the Mission, is hopeful that he's hiding out in the area and can still be found.

Commuters can now do a little holiday shopping on the way to and from the office.

Ronen was sworn in this month as the new supervisor for District 9, which includes the Mission, Bernal Heights, and Portola.

Cyclist Dana Cray Fernie, 29, sustained a major concussion in a Tuesday hit-and-run on Potrero Avenue, and her friends are hoping the public can track down the vehicle.

A vintage prom for grownups, and lots more to do in the Mission this week.

100 percent of opening day sales will be donated to the The Women’s Building, located less than a block away.

Take a look back in time at five of the Mission's former, forgotten and enduring movie houses.

Get ready for holiday marketplaces that feature vendors offering artisan wares, delicious treats, artwork and more.

From omakase sushi to Cuban sandwiches to not one, but two tiny hidden bars, there's plenty to sample in the Mission.

The popular healthy food cafe is going to focus on its catering business.

The exhibit's opening features images captured in Burma, Cambodia, Thailand and Bangladesh—plus live DJs and beer.

A new yoga studio has landed at 16th and Valencia.

After 34 years, Pauline's has been around longer than any of the other restaurants that are closing.

The new Bay and Powell outlet is now open, while the Van Ness & Mission flagship store is preparing to close in the coming months.

There's still plenty of good, inexpensive food to be found in this changing neighborhood—if you know where to look.

One of San Francisco's most famous jazz bars used to sit on the corner of Turk and Hyde streets.

Humphry Slocombe will be handing out free scoops at their Mission shop tomorrow, as a thank-you to customers.

After more than five years in a tiny shop at Church and Market, the local jewelry maker has moved to 16th and Guerrero.

We spoke to three Mission bartenders about the new fall drinks that will get you in a cozy mood for the season.

We break down the theories of how the Tenderloin got its name.