Visitacion Valley

A fire station, a church with a notable window, and a log cabin with a bawdy past are in the running to be the first Vis Valley building awarded landmark status.

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.

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.

Starting Tuesday, the site of the Alemany Farmers’ Market will be the newest free coronavirus testing center, with no insurance required.

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.

This $650,000 fixer-upper in Visitacion Valley is proof that reasonably priced SF real estate usually means something is terribly, terribly wrong.

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

Four residents were displaced by the blaze, which firefighters battled for nearly an hour.

Get ready to board bus shuttles at Embarcadero station for yet another T-Third shutdown

It won't be the last bus substitution for the T-Third line this year.

The UCSF Mission Bay station platform will remain closed through April.

Salem Market on Geary Street is the newest corner store to rebrand with healthier options, thanks to city support.

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During the closures, T-Third trains will only operate from Balboa Park to Embarcadero station.

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

For part of November and December and nearly all of January and February, the T line will run bus shuttles from Embarcadero to Bayshore.

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On Saturday night, two men were injured in a drive-by shooting in the Mission.

The victim was transported to a hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.

Built in 1954, the vacant church is the source of ongoing neighbor complaints.

Residents in southeast and southwest neighborhoods will help direct city funding to local projects.

Police found the victim after responding to a ShotSpotter report.

Hoodline neighborhood editor Meaghan Mitchell will moderate the 4-way discussion.

In one incident, a 92-year-old man was the victim in a home-invasion robbery.

In separate incidents, men in the Mission and Sunnydale districts were wounded by gunfire.