"House of Legends" aims to bring the stories surrounding the Westerfeld House, frequented by Russian Czarists and the Grateful Dead, to life.

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

Sigmund Stern Grove and Pine Lake Park owe their existence to a family of Gold Rush-era squatters and a nature-loving female philanthropist.

Take a trip back in time to see how the neighborhood of a century ago compares with the Western Addition of today.

A recent book details the dark side of the Spanish missions and the controversial saint Junípero Serra.

We envision what San Francisco might look like today had Golden Gate Park been developed instead as a residential district.

A row of brightly colored houses on Central Avenue lost a key member today.

We chat with the Inner Richmond shop owner about his nearly 10-year tenure in the neighborhood.

In "Painted Nails," Sunset-based director Erica Jordan looks at the dangers faced by salon employees from exposure to chemicals.

One of the first libraries on the West Coast, it's now a space for art and literary events, chess tournaments, film nights and more.

Despite some neighborhood opposition, the SF Deltas will be moving into Kezar Stadium in 2017, thanks to a unanimous vote from SF Rec & Park.

Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros' marketing is the latest in a string of commercial vandalism that's drawn local ire.

By day, Koswara is a graphic designer, but her watercolors of women have inspired a big Instagram following and two current shows.