The mural that adorned 435 Duboce Ave. will be given away on Friday as a series of smaller individual works.

A taxicab gone astray, a tree full of raccoons, and lots more in today's Lower Haight leftovers.

After months of construction, PG&E has completed the project (pending street resurfacing).

Ground has broken on the buildings at Market and Sanchez, which will include 87 rental units.

Get to know a neighborhood cop a little better.

An exhibit of photos from '60s-era Paris opens this Saturday at the Harvey Milk Photo Center.

Drug dealing, garage break-ins, redistricting, and a 92-pound marijuana bust.

Expect transit disruptions and some noise as weekend work on the Sunset Tunnel resumes.

Veo Optics has decamped to the Mission, leaving three vacant corner spaces at the intersection of Church and Market.

Church Street's long-shuttered former Blockbuster Video building will finally see new life.

A public-private partnership called Castro Cares seeks to fill the gap of basic city services in the neighborhood.

Police responded to multiple vehicle fires in the Castro in the wee hours of this morning.

The folks at Noise Pop plan to run the Swedish American Hall as a "dinner-theater inspired" music venue.