Check out casino night and a concert at two area churches, plus vintage baseball and a class on keeping bees in your backyard.

The Public Bench Project has transformed its installation at Green Apple Books on the Park into a tribute to Prince. It's now painted purple with images of raindrops, in honor of his film Purple Rain.

Supervisors Wiener and Kim kept it civil, but drew sharp distinctions between their positions on affordable housing, crime and other hot local issues.

The storefront formerly occupied by a roofing contractor is on its way towards becoming a coffeehouse with outdoor seating.

North East Medical Services has taken over multiple storefronts on Noriega's 1400 block, and some merchants are feeling squeezed.

"I'll be here until whenever," says Joe Elsinetti, who would rather keep working than cash out the station's land for several million dollars.

This week, Inner Sunset locals can attend a state Senate debate, chat with Sup. Breed at the Farmers' Market, or learn drought-resistant gardening techniques.

Ocean Beach's four-mile stretch is a place of great beauty, but also great danger. Here's how to stay safe if you're visiting the beach.

Opening this weekend, Taiwanese-style Lollipot joins the ranks of several other hot pot restaurants in the Sunset.

Muni is running shuttle buses to accommodate rush-hour passengers on the agency's most-used streetcar line.

The two teens were swept into the water on Saturday afternoon; the Coast Guard has now called off the search for them.

Commissioners voted unanimously to approve the chain, which has met with a positive reaction in West Portal.

If approved, the development would have 12 units of new housing and a 9,600-square-foot grocery store, which a source tells us will be Noriega Produce.