A local nonprofit has figured out a powerful way to help get more local youth trained in software development.

The annual event will feature fashions from the 1920's through the 1970's.

The popular traveling neighborhood event is coming to the Western Addition with a climbing wall, book giveaway, and more.

A man was hospitalized with a life-threatening head injury last night after being run over by a motorcyclist at Fillmore and Fulton.

KFC's iconic red bucket has stood at Geary for 47 years, but as of this week, it has been painted black.

Protestors took to the streets on Friday night to protest the displacement of minority communities from SF neighborhoods.

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.

A new summer program connects local high school students with professionals in fields that may feel out of reach.

As the Fillmore favorite nears its fourth anniversary, we get the inside story with owner Harmony Fraga.

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

Race and education were the primary issues raised at the final meeting for community input into the selection of a new police chief.

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

The newest addition to the Haight's trove of record stores not only sells used records, but cleans them as well.

The Tanner family's "home" at Broderick and Pine has hit the rental market for a jaw-dropping price.

Opening today, the BBQ joint prides itself on hiring and training local residents and engaging with the community.

In honor of SF Beer Week, we caught up with the owners of the Fillmore beer bar, which is hosting six events this week.

Nina Simone, James Brown, and Eartha Kitt were just a few clients of the renowned stylist, who once owned five Bay Area salons.

"What are police doing about the encampments?" asked residents at last night's Northern District community meeting.

Two men were accosted with anti-gay slurs and pepper-sprayed outside the Fillmore Street McDonald's on Saturday night.

A man was shot multiple times around 2:45pm this afternoon in the driveway of the McDonald's at Fillmore and Golden Gate.

Two violent incidents struck the district late last night, with details still coming in.

In 1966, a white policeman shot an unarmed black teenager in the back, sparking days of civic unrest. What's changed since then?

The cafe's third location, which also serves as a production bakery, will emphasize its house-baked breads, pastries, and cookies.

The Alamo Square Neighborhood Association raised over $130,000 to plant the new trees.

Prepare to be surprised at these comics' subversive stories, from stealing Red Bull to getting shot in the butt.

The used record shop also offers ultrasonic vinyl cleaning and de-warping services.

After being evicted from Fillmore Street, the Coltrane Church has found a new home at St. Cyprian's Episcopal Church.

Longtime local residents, the Green twins advocate for arts and marginalized communities.

The incumbent and challenger kept it civil, but a packed room of spectators cheered openly for their favorite candidate.

The park's renovation is now at the 50 percent completion mark, but some new factors will slightly delay its opening.

For 20 years, the Hayes Valley theater company has been presenting Shakespeare and more, with largely black casts.

Are local corner stores preparing to sustain a major blow when the price of cigarettes increases by $2 per pack next year? We asked a few familiar faces for their thoughts.

A shooting outside the Fillmore Street McDonald's this afternoon sent one man to the hospital with a gunshot wound to the torso.

Near-empty for nine years, this corner could see another mixed-use building with residential units on the way.

"What I love about Mel is not only the subject matter of his artwork or his talent, but the fact that he took a chance on himself."

Friends of the Urban Forest is planning to install dozens of new trees in our area, and you can claim one of your own.

Watch disgruntled Muni passengers pry their way out of a stalled train, views of a Christmas made of 70 Barbie dolls and more.

The family behind the legendary Fillmore Adidas mecca will be opening up a new clothing store and tailor shop on Divisadero.

One pedestrian bridge near Japantown will be removed, but the Webster & Geary bridge is slated to stay put.

One man is dead, and two others injured, following a shooting near Turk & Scott this morning.

December is officially upon us, so here are the best locally owned spots to snap up gifts for everyone on your list, as chosen by our editors.

The busy Boba Guys, who are already expanding to Divis and Potrero Hill, have snagged a Fillmore shop that could open this month.

A 5R bus driver struck a female pedestrian at Fillmore and McAllister.

Mosu earned a coveted Michelin star in its first year in business, but its chef has decided to depart SF.

He's repainted the front door red to match the Tanner family's home, and may shoot scenes for Netflix reboot "Fuller House" there.

A 30-year-old woman was punched, dragged, and robbed by a large group while riding Muni.

The new arch would pay tribute to the series of arches that lined the Fillmore Street corridor in the early 20th century.

Look past your presidential election hangover to the results closer to home.

From 1:30-8pm today, the family behind Asmbly Hall is celebrating its fifth anniversary selling men's and women's fashion in the neighborhood.

555 Fulton—and the planned New Seasons Market—have been held up for more than a year. Here's why.

Looking for things to do to honor Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s legacy today?

Learn about the amazing career and inspiring outlook of local musician Larry Douglas.

"It’s hard to overstate the excitement for kids when a McDonald's is built in your neighborhood."

Bob Saget and his TV "daughters" reunited at the Broderick Street house this afternoon to promote Netflix reboot 'Fuller House.'

We take a closer look at major Fillmore retail trends.

A hearty patch of grass is now available to Painted Ladies visitors.

The plans for the line have been in the works for nearly a decade, but a group of staunchly anti-BRT merchants are now suing to stop construction from starting.

Faced with a rent hike, the shop’s owner chose to close the business and embark on an entirely different venture in Oakland.

The city is now accepting applications to purchase the center, which includes the former Yoshi's, two restaurants, a gallery, and parking.

Firefighters quickly extinguished the flames.

More than 350 trees fell throughout San Francisco this week. One new stump has been lovingly carved into the outline of a bushy tree by an unknown (likely amateur) arborist.

Two years ago, the opening of the Hayes Valley branch sparked a battle over the neighborhood's formula retail ban.

Owner Mei Wan is a Fillmore community fixture, but she can't afford to pay her doubled rent.

Armed with historic photographs and oral histories, a project seeks to preserve the Fillmore Jazz Era's legacy.

We catch up with Western Addition native London Breed to discuss her past and future efforts to improve District 5.

For those of you already anticipating your vernal outfits for the reopening day of Alamo Square Park, we've got some bad news.

37 new buses will join the fleet.

The New Seasons has been confirmed for a space at the 555 Fulton St. development, but it won't be opening until next year.

Prepare your selfies: after a few delays, local and tourist favorite Alamo Square Park is finally set to open next week.

Whether you prefer chocolate, vanilla, or green apple mayo, the popular Portland ice creamery has a flavor for you.

The couple behind the push say Herman's legacy should be forgotten; they want to see Maya Angelou Plaza instead.

New buildings on Divis and Fillmore are one step closer to being denser—but not taller—following today's vote.

Health screenings and a backpack giveaway will be taking place at the Ella Hill Hutch Community Center tomorrow.

Breed defended the zoning changes and her commitment to affordable housing: "I will not support any development on Divisadero that doesn't include a significant percentage of onsite affordable units!"

Alex Assefa opened up shop on September 12th, an auspicious day for an Ethiopian coffee roaster.

Though founder Roy Bennett has had to reduce the festival's scope, salsa dancing will return this weekend.

One local remembers growing up in the Fillmore in the 80s and 90s

Here's our roaming tour of the Easter weekend, including an egg hunt and church services.

Born out of writing workshops in the two neighborhoods, the new anthology will launch with readings at the Main Library this Sunday.

Details at this time are slim, and SFPD is keeping mum about the investigation, as it's still in process. That said, the macabre discovery is being investigated as a "suspicious death."

Learn about new luxury building The Pacific, plus more news from The New Fillmore this month.

Now in its third decade, the Fillmore Jazz Festival is back this Fourth of July weekend.

The spa, which opened in 1968, is one of the largest Japanese bathhouses in the country.

Bennett, who's sold ice cream on Fillmore Street since 1993, shares his secrets for running a business that keeps customers coming back.

According to SFPD, the arson occurred around 3:30am today.

Celebrate Black Restaurant Day at these neighborhood spots.

We sit down with Spig to hear about how the shop began and how it grew.

The Western Addition version of Sunday Streets is just a few weeks away, and you can have a say in making it a success.

Remembering Fillmore mainstay Ave Montague, plus a lineup of local films screening over the weekend.

A 25-year-old man was shot on Turk and Pierce streets early last night.

The new program hopes to keep more black artists in the city.

A 104-unit affordable housing unit on Golden Gate and Laguna is up for sale, which could displace hundreds of residents.

The SFPD veteran of 25 years explains his plan for incorporating Divisadero and Alamo Square into his newly redrawn district.

Dr. Togasaki recounts history as she lived it in this 1978 interview, from 1906, through job discrimination, internment camps, and much more.

At 5pm today, tenants from the Western Addition’s Midtown Park Apartments and supporters will rally outside the SF Rent Board (25 Van Ness).

Get to know DJ K-OS, the Boom Boom Room's 'intergalactic space DJ'.

55,000 commuters travel down Geary every day, but a plan to expedite that journey is facing opposition from the Fillmore community.

The neighborhood is beginning to react as the implications of Supervisor Breed's zoning change sink in.

Two young men were shot last night on the 1100 block of Fillmore Street.

The new pizza and Italian food spot debuted last week in the former Pizza Inferno space. It boasts a 25-tap craft beer list, and is open late: until 10pm on weeknights and midnight on weekends.

The San Francisco County Transportation Agency wants Geary commuters' input on a $30 million plan to redesign the corridor, which will include the demolition of two pedestrian bridges in Japantown.

Write the story that you think Hoodline needs to cover. Here's how.

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.

The violin, worth $10-15K, and its accessories, worth $7,500, were stolen 10 days ago. The SFPD is asking for information from the public.

The petite, 18-seat spot in the former Zoomaak will serve Asian-influenced fine cuisine from an alum of Aziza, Benu, and The French Laundry.

New legislation would require 23 percent affordable housing on-site or 25 percent off-site—the highest requirement in the city's history.

According to Redfin, the Western Addition and Fidi saw the most eye-popping home price increases between Oct. 2014 and Oct. 2015, increasing 65 percent and 54 percent year-over-year, respectively.

Hats of the Fillmore has been providing snazzy headwear to customers from all walks of life since 2001.

It looks like a contender has finally entered the ring for the 555 Fulton grocery store space: Portland's New Seasons Market.

Netsanet Alemayu discusses the culture and impact of Sheba Piano Lounge in San Francisco's Fillmore District.

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

A cyclist was struck by a vehicle this evening; the 5-Fulton and 5R are being rerouted around the scene.

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

Rather than taking the plaza's name for granted, one motivated SF family is taking action.

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

The mega planning experiment didn't really work, and it sparked a backlash that has shaped the city ever since.

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

Not sure how AHBP will impact Divisadero and Fillmore, in light of their recent rezoning? Here's where it applies, and what it would change.

Preston announced this morning that he will be running against Supervisor London Breed for the D5 seat in the November election.

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

For his Supervisor race against London Breed, Preston wants to organize D5 locals around issues of their choosing, using their input to build his platform.

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

The lawsuit was filed last July, after Third Baptist Gardens moved forward with plans to sell the 108-unit building, which offers 80 percent of its units as Section 8 housing for low-income residents.

The top issues that Breed cited in her announcement include building and protecting affordable housing, increasing public safety, improving environmental health, and modernizing public transportation.

How these two parks were formed is woven into the city’s complex and controversial land use and redevelopment history.

Beginning tomorrow, Lt. Jennifer Jackson will assume the role of Acting Captain until a replacement is found.

The impact of displacement and gentrification on the city's African-American community is a common theme.

The 18-seat, reservation-only restaurant offers only one prix fixe menu, which runs a cool $195 per person.

Supervisor London Breed will be hosting the event, which will cover everything from applying for low-income housing with bad credit, to how to get a home loan.

The battle between the Coltrane Church and its landlord is coming to a head this week, as final eviction proceedings move forward.

According to the police report, four male suspects drove by the victim, possibly in a four-door white Acura, and shot the victim with a rifle, leaving him with non-life-threatening injuries.

Wise Sons brings back a taste of the Fillmore's bygone Jewish culture with the opening of its new bagel shop today.

As Cheers Market faces impending closure, co-owner Anil Khan is fundraising to buy the store and improve its offerings.

The church, which was scheduled to be evicted tomorrow morning from the location it's occupied on Fillmore Street since 2000, now has 60 more days to build up funding and try to find a new location.

March's edition of The New Fillmore covers everything from old crimes to small businesses to long-vacant Victorians in the neighborhood.

The U.S. Department of Justice’s Office of Community Oriented Policing, or “COPS Office," continues its series of listening sessions with a community meeting tonight at Gateway High School.

Midwest native Katie Day packed up her life to head to the Western Addition and build an independent music career.

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

A 22-year SFPD veteran, Jaimerena has pledged to reduce property theft and violent crime and enhance traffic safety.

Two 21-year-olds were arrested in connection to the murder of Curtis Cail, who was shot last month on Fillmore and McAllister.

Perez Reyes, 57, visiting from Alaska, was left with his caregiver's boyfriend in the Western Addition while she attended a funeral. Both he and the boyfriend have been missing since Thursday.

In the 80s, KPOO was a mandatory stop for hip-hop artists and DJ Marcus Clemmons was the voice of a generation.

Also in the new issue: how two neighboring jewelry stores collaborate, and new leadership for the Fillmore Merchants Association.

The Fillmore Heritage Center's cocktail lounge, screening room, lobby and gallery are now available for event rentals.

The struggling 106-year-old movie palace is adding beer and wine—and possibly ripping out some seats for restaurant table service.

Officials are gathering input about creating spaces where users could inject under supervision and without fear of arrest.

The video is centered around a trip down Market Street, and features brief interviews with the likes of the owner of La Taqueria, the head of the Coalition on Homelessness, and rapper Andre Nickatina.

Chris Duke has been taking castaway panes of glass and turning them into rich portraits of the city for the past 15 years.

The Buchanan Street Mall has already seen planters, seating areas and gates installed in an effort to make it a healthy community hub. Now, it's getting $75K from Rec & Parks for more sprucing up.

A look at the oldest hardware store in Japantown, Alta Plaza Park's upcoming renovations, the history of a landmark cathedral, and more.

Public transit, biking, high-speed traffic and street beautification projects will all be up for discussion on Monday evening.

The SFMTA reached out directly to Western Addition community members to plot possible changes to the neighborhood's streets.

This neighborhood staple run by three brothers has a sizable grocery selection, along with giant deli sandwiches at '90s prices.

The local artist is behind a new Prince mural in the Mission's Clarion Alley.

Nestled next to a row of historic houses, the small park creates a quiet space in a bustling neighborhood.

Ever wonder about the men and women in blue who patrol your neighborhood? Swing by La Boulangerie in Hayes Valley between 7:30 and 9:30am tomorrow for "coffee with a cop."

The former fast-food joint in a strip mall on Geary is getting a second life as a production bakery/cafe.

Dozens of floats will join this year's Pride Parade, including one that celebrates the city's central neighborhoods.

It's Juneteenth weekend, and there are plenty of opportunities to celebrate African-American culture in both Bayview and the Fillmore.

The West Coast's largest free jazz festival brings over 100,000 attendees to the Fillmore each year.

Put on your dancing shoes and head to the Fillmore for the seventh annual Salsa Festival this weekend.

Two years after it was evicted, the historic bookstore will open a smaller space in the African-American Art & Cultural Complex.

San Francisco's first "bullet train" sushi restaurant has opened in Japantown.

If the change goes through, the park would be temporarily renamed 'Embarcadero Plaza.'

In one incident, six suspects sprayed a 13-year-old boy with air freshener, then stole his cellphone.

In the works for a decade, the city's 15th CBD spans seven blocks.

Two of the city's major African-American cultural events take place this weekend.

The Michelin-starred eatery will only be closed for a few weeks, owners say.

Celebrate July 4th weekend by treating yourself to Milkbomb's ice cream stuffed-donuts or by attending two free music festivals.

Muni is seeking feedback on changes to the Geary 38 route after the agency board approved initial plans this week.

The CBD is a partnership between the city and neighborhood to fund "environmental and economic enhancements."

It's unknown whether the incidents were related.

The space has been dark since the soul food eatery closed in 2014.

The church has served the city's African-American community since it was founded more than 160 years ago.

Residents (and politicians) are wondering whether London Breed will run for mayor or remain a supervisor.

"The kind of wedding I'm catering to are a lot of outdoors, nature weddings," said owner Samira Araghi.

The Fillmore location is expected to open early next year.

The business will operate as an event space while owners devise a new brand concept.

Workouts are once a week for 20 minutes, but the studio's owners say results will be "unbelievable."

Until a new name is selected, the space will simply be known as "Embarcadero Plaza."

Ms. Jane Smith, a 99-year-old member of the church's congregation, attended the signing ceremony.