Excelsior

The Broken Record was more than a cult-hit whiskey bar, having shepherded pop-ups Gentilly and Chicano Nuevo into brick-and-mortar restaurants, but the 50-cent PBR destination is closing October 15.

Five more Walgreens locations are biting the dust across the city, and corporate headquarters is claiming it’s because of “organized retail crime.”

The easy part was approving the purchase of the Mission Inn for transitional housing for the homeless, but two of the three other similar projects face furious neighborhood opposition.

SF’s third-oldest dispensary will finally be allowed to reopen in Crocker-Amazon, after surviving an appeal from a neighboring church.

The fabulous but consistently underused outdoor theater has been spiffed up with new bike racks, ADA access, and food truck areas, and Mayor Breed was awfully careful about keeping her mask on at Saturdays ribbon-cutting.

Anne Hathaway’s silver screen debut premiered 20 years ago today, and these San Francisco film locations made sure nothing came down on the princess’ crown.

One of San Francisco’s original cannabis dispensaries will be back at a new location, as ReLeaf gets Planning Commission approval right at the SF-Daly City border.

A new neighborhood vaccination clinic at 20 Norton Street in the Excelsior District, similar to those that have opened in the Bayview and Mission in the last two months, just opened on Wednesday morning.

The city’s only sanctioned Vehicle Triage Center for people living in RVs, next to Balboa Park BART, will be decommissioned by March 15, as a 138-unit affordable housing complex will take its place.

Renovations to the Jerry Garcia Amphitheater in McLaren Park are underway to make the site more accessible and improve facilities for concert performers and attendees alike.

We haven’t seen live concerts from big-name national acts in 7 months — but they’re coming back next week, at Burlingame’s Bayshore Drive-In.

The high ropes course will be the first city-run structure of its kind in San Francisco.

For its new art show, Youth Art Exchange is seeking 415 works from San Francisco artists of all ages, mediums and experience levels.

Here's what you can do on Valentine's Day in San Francisco.

"People don’t seem to understand with what frequency [non-criminal] legal issues arise for marginalized people," explains the founder of the growing legal nonprofit.

In one incident, a 42-year-old man was seriously injured at Franklin and Bay streets in the Marina when a 26-year-old man shot him and fled.

A long-standing sandwich shop says they'll remain open despite rumors that they're closing, a local brewery releases a special-edition canned beer to support a local nonprofit, and more.

Police said the three fires, which occurred within about an hour of each other, all appeared to be intentionally set.

The remaining 76 will be installed over the next few months in Lower Nob Hill, SoMa, and the Excelsior.

Both of Ocean Avenue's cannabis dispensaries have shut down, leading to complaints of inequity and blight from local merchants.

The one-alarm fire was contained in 23 minutes, but the building is currently uninhabitable by its residents.

If all goes to plan, the new ropes course will open May 2019.

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With regular liquor licenses now running $300K or more, SF created special $13K ones just for underserved neighborhoods. Here's what happened next.

The move ends plans for 253 market-rate units and likely downsizes the number of affordable units that will be constructed as well.