Discuss crime trends with the District Attorney and reps from Park and Taraval stations, plus more upcoming events around the Inner Sunset.

Built in 1932, this Art Deco landmark, created by the Sunset's most prolific homebuilder, was recently renovated for new tenants.

The three-year-old taqueria, which just underwent a renovation, had its liquor license suspended by the state.

After an extended absence, Dungeness crabs are back on the menu, and striped bass and ice plants might also tempt foraging chefs.

Today, we came across two passersby who couldn't resist grabbing some air time in the swing that hangs from a Victorian box tree at 6th & Irving.

Join a tour to learn more about proposed changes to 9th & Irving that are intended to make the area safer and more pedestrian-friendly.

Although he was homeless when he spotted the escaped violent felons, Matthew Hay-Chapman plans to use the reward to get his life back on track.

On Sunday night, two employees were robbed at gunpoint and tied up by three thieves, who escaped with cash and a safe.

Although it's become a quiet spot in recent years, the saloon at 736 Irving Street saw its fair share of drama in the '50s and '60s.

"We really want to gel into the neighborhood, not just create something," said co-owner Dharminder Dewan.

This weekend, learn new gardening techniques, pick up some plants, join a community cleanup or crash a launch party with live music.

"The first coy promise of spring" comes courtesy of these two aromatic bloomers, found in abundance around the neighborhood.

The meeting focused largely on crime and traffic stats, but officers also discussed the recent operation that issued 25 citations to dog owners for various violations.