Enjoy beer and predators, take in an evening of gothic acrobatics, explore a cloud forest, attend some literary events, and much more.

Nearly 100 vendors and thousands of spectators braved yesterday's heat for one of the city's biggest street fairs.

In what has become a semi-regular occurrence, yet another driver took a wrong turn that disrupted service on Muni's busiest light-rail line.

The incumbent and challenger kept it civil, but a packed room of spectators cheered openly for their favorite candidate.

A 90-year-old former gas station is back on the market; should it become an historic landmark, or redeveloped for housing?

Drop in on one of the city's biggest neighborhood festivals, hear D5 Supervisor candidates discuss the issues, attend an acrobatic cabaret, and more.

Because the 88-year-old tunnel's walls and electrical system are in worse shape than expected, the price tag's going up—and there could possibly be more N-Judah delays and shutdowns in store.

The mom-and-pop vintage shop will also keep its Clement Street location, while a new coffee shop is rumored for the corner of Carl & Cole.

Restock your library at a backyard book festival, celebrate an alligator's birthday, get your hands dirty on Mt. Sutro, and more.

The station's plainclothes unit is now fully staffed, and attendees grilled reps from the SF Deltas soccer team for details on game-day strategies.

More hot prowls and stolen cars, plus a cop who used his new body cam to catch a stop-sign runner in a lie.

Suicide or murder? The 1909 death of Mary Carroll remains an intriguing mystery.

It's one of the Sunset's biggest real estate transactions in years.