Cole Valley

The incident knocked out N-Judah service in the middle of the afternoon.

As with their former Church Street location, the family behind Burgermeister is switching concepts to serve Arabic comfort food.

Headliners include members of Big Brother & the Holding Company, Sly & the Family Stone, Santana, Jefferson Starship and more.

A group of former Past Perfect vendors have joined forces as the Eclectic Collective, with a grand opening party tomorrow night.

In one incident, a suspect on felony bail drew a gun during an altercation.

The building, a former Montessori school, was purchased entirely with small, grassroots donations from over 300 people.

The annual pot holiday will hit Golden Gate Park and the Haight on a Saturday this year, causing larger crowds. Here's what you need to know.

With funding secured, the project will bring the iconic tennis center 17 new courts, a completely new clubhouse, lighting, a garden and patio.

Plus a robbery by car, a collision with a stroller, and the arrest of five men in connection with a front-porch assault.

4/20 falls on a Saturday this year, and organizers expect increased turnout as a result.

Riders will have to transfer from trains to buses, and vice versa, at Carl and Cole streets.

Brent Delf is open for business, designing and retailing modern furniture out of his new Shrader Street studio.

The nonprofit for homeless people or those with unstable housing is picking up the slack where Taking It To The Streets left off.

After a failed attempt to sell the business in 2017, owner Ben Robinson has finally secured a buyer.

The gym will close next month for a 4-to-6-month facelift.

Bite Me Sandwiches has found at new home at 701 Cole St. (at Waller).

After some 20 years in business, the shop is closed. But new owners may revive it.

Open for 17 years across various locations, Past Perfect is consolidating into its Richmond District space.

Haight Ashbury Neighbors for Density (HAND) has been founded to advocate for more housing and better public transit in the Haight.

Small changes come to three-decade old Kezar Bar & Restaurant.

Need to do some holiday shopping in the Haight? There's a new (and free) place to park.

Auto break-ins in the neighborhood are down from last year, but still prevalent.

The group was selected by the city as the first to undergo the process to open up a cannabis shop in the Upper Haight.

Police are still seeking the driver who left a pedestrian in life-threatening condition in an Oak & Baker hit-and-run.

The restaurant has been owned and operated by the Jirasub family since 1997.