Plus, Castro Community on Patrol is celebrating its 10th anniversary next week.

In what has become a semi-regular occurrence, yet another driver took a wrong turn that disrupted service on Muni's busiest light-rail line.

The Castro Street Fair is here to recruit you, with volunteer shifts for a variety of positions still available for next Sunday's 43rd annual festival, including safety, setup, breakdown and more.

Because the 88-year-old tunnel's walls and electrical system are in worse shape than expected, the price tag's going up—and there could possibly be more N-Judah delays and shutdowns in store.

The exhibition, opening tomorrow evening, offers glimpses of San Francisco firefighters battling flames.

Duboce Triangle producer Diana Fuller is behind "Racing to Zero," a new documentary about SF's attempts to get to zero waste by 2020.

15 dogs from Family Dog Rescue and Copper's Dream Animal Rescue will be available for adoption at the celebration of the feast of St. Francis.

The popular medical cannabis dispensary has officially completed its relocation down the street.

The station's plainclothes unit is now fully staffed, and attendees grilled reps from the SF Deltas soccer team for details on game-day strategies.

Concerned about safety in the Castro? Consider volunteering with Castro Community on Patrol.

Also in the latest roundup: the director of the SF LGBT Center speaks out about a homophobic attack on the center's building.

The floral design studio's storefront is usually closed to the public, but its owner is thinking of opening the doors on a part-time basis.

Saturday will bring an all-day tag sale in Duboce Park, followed by an evening of art and specials along the Lower Haight's retail corridor.