The music-inspired ministry, which has been in SF since 1969, may have to relocate once again, as its rent has been doubled. It first moved to the Fillmore in 1998 after a rent hike on Divisadero.

The city is hoping to brainstorm ideas about what type of business could take over, and to develop selection criteria for new ownership.

The city has released a formal Request for Interest, and an informational meeting will be held on Monday.

The New Fillmore goes behind the scenes at Black Bark, and interviews a few people who live and work in the neighborhood.

In part two of our look at Fillmore redevelopment, we take stock of urban renewal efforts over the last five decades.

Also of note: Zinc Details is closing, and the intriguing history of a plot of land at Bush and Octavia.

Tenderloin and Fillmore were given a break from the rules on New Year's Eve, with dancing and partying encouraged.

We stop by The Brooklyn Circus on Fillmore to learn a thing or two about East and West coast styles.

A zoo, aquarium, ferris wheel, movie theater and rollercoaster were all part of Fillmore's old amusement park.

Check out the latest from The New Fillmore for stories about local history, people and more.

It's hard to find buildings on Fillmore Street that are more than 50 years old; these historic photos show what's changed since redevelopment.