Meet the ghosts hidden in the archives of San Francisco history.

At last night's meeting, Capt. John Sanford continued to assail careless cyclists on the Wiggle, and addressed why so many violent crimes occur near the station itself.

It's "a trial run of special artist hours this fall that also allows for tripods and easels, which are never permitted during open hours."

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.

The historic bridge will be reconstructed, but the process won't be quick.

This week, you'll have several chances to attend local literary events, or head to GGP to restore the habitat, swing and skate.

The pit bull's owner fled the scene of an attack in Golden Gate Park, without providing identification.

Friends of Kezar Triangle recently added a new visual element to the 2.8-acre park that has been transformed over the last few years.

The homegrown roller dancing expert has been teaching his trademark style since the 1970s.

The proposal comes after a cyclist was struck and killed by a speeding motorist on JFK Drive in June.

Lee Burridge's traveling day party comes to Golden Gate Park on May 22nd, with good vibes and tunes for all.

This week's meeting is "a very rare chance" for Haight neighbors to suggest improvements for the troubled Alvord Lake area.

Pitch in to beautify Kezar Triangle, learn about comedy legends from a longtime reporter, check out Park Station's monthly meeting, and more.

For all you dendrologists out there, we've got word that a tree fell inside the San Francisco Botanical Garden this past Sunday afternoon, as witnessed by tipster Damien S.

Get funky on Thursday, leafy and organic on Saturday, or join some literary events—whatever it takes to put this election behind you.

Applicants must be 18 or over and should bring a current resume.

At his own expense, Officer Ryan Crockett distributes socks, blankets, and water as a holiday gift to people who sleep outdoors.

The city is allowing a vigilante bike lane separation to remain until other solutions move forward.

Owner Bradley Woehl turned down a sponsorship from Lyft because he wants his sidewalk rest stop to be "a community thing, instead of a corporate thing."

Supporters say that Sharon Meadow lacks an official designation, and should be renamed to honor Williams' support of Comedy Day.

Visit a store opening, take a trail walk around Stow Lake, watch a mime troupe performance in Golden Gate Park, and much more this Labor Day Weekend.

Intersections in Golden Gate Park, lower Nob Hill, the Wiggle and the edge of SoMa now have soft-hit safety posts.

The park is getting more speed humps, clearer crosswalks, and new traffic lights.

Enjoy beer and predators, take in an evening of gothic acrobatics, explore a cloud forest, attend some literary events, and much more.

Swim in a sea of cuteness at Ocean Beach, take in a free outdoor flick, catch a live music show or two, and more.

The northern mixed-use pathway will get improved signage, new bike lane striping, new benches and trash cans, and bicycle racks.

Expect tai chi masters, yoga teachers, meditation experts, scientists and speakers at this weekend's mellow event.

Restock your library at a backyard book festival, celebrate an alligator's birthday, get your hands dirty on Mt. Sutro, and more.

Want to soak in some nature and still have time for Sunday's football contest? We have some suggestions.

Here's a map of the most popular neighborhoods for filming around the city over the last century.

Raring to go after spending last weekend trapped indoors? Here are some fun events across every category.

Meet the love of your life over dessert, shop the farmers market, or take part in a festival that celebrates the people and cultures of the South Pacific.

Unlike last time, the SFMTA is not letting the soft-hit posts remain standing.

Road closures for Hardly Strictly Bluegrass in Golden Gate Park will kick off on Monday.

Essential information for Richmond and Sunset residents, plus tips for those attending the 10th annual Outside Lands Music Festival.

Two marches, a sit-in, and a massive "group hug" are planned across downtown, Dolores Park, and Golden Gate Park.

Backpacker Audrey Carey had thanked the trio of suspects for befriending her immediately before she was shot to death, according to one suspect's cellmate.

Michael Grasso, 27, and Sahmanntha Rundstrom, 19, were allegedly involved in the May torture and killing of 66-year-old homeless man Stephen Williams near Alvord Lake in Golden Gate Park.

Drop in on one of the city's biggest neighborhood festivals, hear D5 Supervisor candidates discuss the issues, attend an acrobatic cabaret, and more.

Recent rainstorms have downed some large tree limbs in the area, and with more rain on the way, caution is advised.

Attacks on lone tourists appear to be a hot crime in Outer Richmond parks this fall.

The final speed hump was placed near the site of a fatal hit-and-run that killed cyclist Heather Miller in June.

"This story was special to me when I first wrote it because I love meeting people and I love ducks."

Today marks the Conservatory's debut of "Butterflies & Blooms," a living lepidoptery exhibition.

City officials said the event remains officially unsanctioned, but cannabiz sponsors will help offset their costs.

This month saw several groups of men committing robberies by force, mostly around the Haight and Stanyan intersection.

A tussle yesterday afternoon resulted in yet another stabbing at the notorious Haight and Stanyan intersection.

A row of healthy-looking ornamental plums was cut down last week in Golden Gate Park.

Despite their extensive Christmas Eve travels, these ladies are accepting visitors today from 11am to 5pm.

The man's face was injured and his jewelry was stolen.

Take a nature walk through lichen, learn to banish bugs benevolently, help celebrate the sesquicentennial of a storied hospital, and much more.

What would San Francisco look like today if Golden Gate Park had never existed?

Here's the latest roundup of tips we've received from Hoodline readers in the last week.

See something interesting while you’re out and about? Text Hoodline about it.

Election Night captured the district's attention, but good news: crime is down.

The pop-up shopping event is bigger than ever in its third year, and will also extend to sales at some of the Sunset's brick-and-mortar shops.

The Academy of Sciences' pair-bonded penguins got a little extra love for Valentine's Day.

Many public safety, traffic and quality-of-life issues have been addressed.

As long as they create an alternative bike path, the crew is legally allowed to block traffic, said a Rec & Parks representative.

Here are five great walks to get you out of the house this Thanksgiving weekend.

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

The holidays are ramping up with two shopping events celebrating local makers, plus a clown showcase, a trombone holiday concert, and more.

Multiple muggings and a shooting drew a larger-than-usual crowd to this month's Park Station community meeting.

After the city's first officially sponsored 4/20 Day, we're inviting feedback on how things went.

It may seem counterintuitive, but there's still lots to see at the garden in winter, including numerous blooms and an indoor art exhibit.

Hold your horses, San Francisco.

Open every day, the Japanese Tea Garden offers quiet beauty within Golden Gate Park.

The fast food restaurant is "exploring whether they’ll reopen or not" after closing due to nearby construction.

The birth of a baby in a public park was "unusual," even for local paramedics.

One suspect, who left before the 66-year-old victim was killed, was set to be released from jail yesterday following a sentencing hearing.

Here's the latest update on the idea to remove a lane of traffic and install bike lanes on Oak and Fell.

Crime continues to decline in the district, but burglaries from occupied homes occur with some frequency.

A woman is in critical condition after a rollover automobile collision in Golden Gate Park.

Vehicle theft, burglaries and other forms of larceny top the list.

Several people have been robbed North Of the Panhandle, and one man was shot in front of his home on the edge of the park.

Many neighbors said they routinely encounter intravenous drug use, drinking, public urination and harassment.

The plans are still very nascent, but organizers want it to be a memorial on par with the national September 11 and Holocaust museums.

The station is preparing for next month’s 420 Day and the Summer of Love's 50th anniversary.

Team representatives said they've taken steps to minimize negative impacts for nearby residents.

Yet another violent incident at one of the city's most notorious intersections.

Morrison Lampley, 24, and Lila Alligood, 19, admitted in court to killing a Canadian tourist in Golden Gate Park, and a therapist in Marin.

A restoration project aims to create habitats and nesting opportunities for the sparrows, whose San Francisco numbers are dwindling.

The city's largest community art space offers nearly 100 courses in ceramics, glasswork and other creative pursuits.

Robberies, assaults and vehicle crimes continue to increase north of the Panhandle.

From the 50th cherry blossom festival to the 40th anniversary of ROOTS, there's plenty to celebrate this weekend.

We crunched the data to find the city's biggest tree, which is eight feet taller than Coit Tower—and isn't a redwood.

Rec & Park is kicking off improvements to the area with new sod and sprinklers.

Crime is generally down, but the Haight Street-Alvord Lake area continues to attract violence, police say.

Options include a citywide kids' chess tournament, pro soccer at Kezar, and a pop-up shopping district.

A brief history of elephantine encounters in SF.

Three transients were sentenced this morning in the 2015 killings of a Canadian tourist in SF and a therapist near Fairfax.

Conditions have to be just right in order to give the windmills their exercise, Rec and Park's tells us.

This weekend's show is the latest in a series of musical performances at Alvord Lake.

Along with cooler weather, wine, plants, and dancing dances are coming your way this weekend.

The event will offer young people a chance to discuss issues related to identity, the environment, immigration and equality.

If you loved Mario Kart as a kid, head over to Golden Gate Park for some live action this afternoon.

The Medical Examiner's office confirmed that a body was discovered near the field at 7th & Lincoln.

"Ryan always said at his service, he wanted people to wear huge sunglasses and colorful scarves, so that's what we will be doing," said one chorus member.

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

A Hoodline exclusive with Lil' Wayne (the duck).

Capt. John Sanford, Jr. encouraged residents who'd received KKK flyers to contact the station, even if no laws were broken.

'Flower Piano,' the outdoor public piano exhibition, will once again offer both scheduled performances and time for free play.

After a month of dry weather, El Niño returned with a vengeance this weekend, taking a lot of local trees with it.

"We need to be sure people can maintain six feet of space around them," said Jodie Medeiros of pedestrian organization Walk SF.

District crime stats, an update on quality-of-life issues, a report from an undercover officer, and an overview of investigative operations were all on the docket.

A man was found dead in a parked car on Lincoln; a day earlier, a man was shot in the stomach in Golden Gate Park.

An on-the-scene look at an armed Ocean Beach gas station robbery, plus a vicious assault in Golden Gate Park and more.

A 20-year-old man was shot in the arm during what police describe as a "fight between two groups" around 1:30am Sunday morning. It's the latest in a series of violent incidents at Haight & Stanyan.

Yet another violent crime has been reported at the troubled Haight & Stanyan intersection, just days after a man was shot in the forearm there.

The race, which benefits Ronald McDonald House Charities, kicks off at 7:30am and will cause some morning road closures in Golden Gate Park and along the Great Highway.

San Francisco is one of Hollywood's favorite cities, and the Inner Sunset has played a supporting role in several films.

Tipped off by an eagle-eyed citizen, SFPD chased one suspect on foot into Kezar Stadium and captured his partner in the Haight Whole Foods parking lot.

The man who helped the SFPD apprehend the convicts is Matthew Hay-Chapman, a 55-year-old homeless man who had been sleeping in Golden Gate Park. He's now eligible for up to $140,000 in reward money.

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

Outer Sunset resident Anna O'Connor has been missing from her home near 48th & Judah since January 29th. O'Connor, 39, is described as 5'4 and 140 pounds with a medium build, blue eyes and brown hair.

Family, friends, and concerned neighbors will be searching Golden Gate Park Saturday morning in the hopes of finding Anna O'Connor, who has been missing from her Outer Sunset home since January 29th.

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.

In January, the district saw a slight drop in car thefts and break-ins, and Capt. Sanford has pledged to continue making arrests for marijuana sales.

The new North American Soccer League's San Francisco Deltas could potentially play 15-20 games a year at Kezar, if a deal is approved.

With mating-season sightings on the rise near Golden Gate Park and Mt. Sutro, here's what you need to know to keep yourself and your pets safe.

"Dogs on leashes not held by owners will be seized or/and the owners will be cited," according to a tipster.

The city is hosting two meetings next week to hear out the community on the prospect of pro soccer at Kezar Stadium.

The body was discovered near Chain of Lakes and Martin Luther King Blvd. in the park. Police are investigating.

The sculpture by Jean-Michel Othoniel, installed in September, turned out to have some problems with El Niño rains.

Because the shelter was so far from downtown, only 45 out of 100 spots were taken, said a Human Services Agency official.

We have all the info on street closures from Park Station, as well as more details on how city departments will handle the chaotic event.

The meeting focused largely on crime and traffic stats, but officers also discussed the recent operation that issued 25 citations to dog owners for various violations.

Curated by Vogue's Andre Leon Talley, the exhibit pays tribute to the iconic designer, who died in 2014.

This weekend, learn new gardening techniques, pick up some plants, join a community cleanup or crash a launch party with live music.

Although he was homeless when he spotted the escaped violent felons, Matthew Hay-Chapman plans to use the reward to get his life back on track.

Get ready for the annual Hunky Jesus Contest, plus more Easter fun in and around the neighborhood.

The Examiner reports that San Francisco Animal Care and Control is requesting funds to purchase "hazing instruments" to condition urban coyotes to be wary of humans.

Did you happen to catch a glimpse of this epic swing setup in the Panhandle yesterday?

Explore the Conservatory of Flowers today for free; plus, three author events at Green Apple Books on the Park this week.

Help a beloved sports bar celebrate its 20th anniversary, attend a free concert in Golden Gate Park, or drop into a Green Apple Books literary event.

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

The meeting featured an update on recent crime stats, an overview of the 4/20 response plan, and a surprise visit from London Breed.

This Earth Day, you have a rare chance for a moonlit tour of the San Francisco Botanical Garden.

This week, Inner Sunset locals can attend a state Senate debate, chat with Sup. Breed at the Farmers' Market, or learn drought-resistant gardening techniques.

Check out casino night and a concert at two area churches, plus vintage baseball and a class on keeping bees in your backyard.

One of the three people arrested for the murders of Canadian backpacker Audrey Carey and Marin therapist Steve Carter has struck a deal to plead guilty to second-degree murder.

The San Mateo County Sheriff's Office is seeking help in finding missing 27-year-old Keith Green, of Millbrae.

Officials said public safety costs for the unofficial marijuana party were estimated to reach $110K this year.

In addition to your typical Bay To Breakers festivities, this weekend features a lot of live music, some unusual plants and Juanita MORE!

Now that the race has been run and the trash is still being swept up, let's recap.

Multiple tipsters report police and caution tape around the area.

Imagine: an amusement park filled with a man-made lake, zoo, water slide and more, all in Upper Haight. It was a reality in 1895.

The suspects are 36-year-old Nikki Lee Williams (who goes by the name "Evil") and 19-year-old Stephen Billingsly (aka "Pizza Steve").

NBC Bay Area has obtained video of the victim being violently dunked in Alvord Lake days before he was found dead in the same lake.

Bring your bike, skates, a Muni pass or a good pair of walking shoes to experience a gathering that exists only in a temporary public space.

Park District robberies, auto thefts and car break-ins have declined year-over-year, but burglaries are holding steady.

Rec & Park isn't aware of any dens in the area, but a resident said Park Patrol is warning neighbors to "keep an eye out."

Last night, a man was attacked and stabbed by a group of 4-6 men on Hippie Hill in Golden Gate Park.

Events for the week ahead in the Inner Sunset include a Cal Academy Pride celebration, an art opening, an author reading and more.

Nearly five feet tall, with a dagger-like beak, a great blue heron can swallow a fully-grown gopher in one bite.

Separate hit and run incidents killed two female cyclists this evening, despite the city's ongoing attempts to reduce traffic fatalities to zero by the year 2024.

Check out Alvord Lake's new open-air art exhibition, today and twice a week through the summer.

The long holiday weekend brings plenty of outdoor activities in and around the Inner Sunset.

Hundreds of cyclists turned out for a somber memorial bike ride to honor the two women killed last Wednesday.

Nicky Garcia, a 19-year-old San Francisco resident, has been booked on charges which include murder and vehicular manslaughter.

Before the "cut-thru" existed, all vehicles (including bikes) had to turn right on Lincoln Way. But a new pathway now lets cyclists cross directly into the park.

If you think 10 Grammys, an Oscar and an Order of the British Empire might allow you to skip Zazie's famous wait times, you're chasing pavements—even Adele had to stand in line.

The move comes a month and a half after cyclists Katherine Slattery and Heather Miller were killed in hit-and-runs on the same day.

The vehicle was parked when the cyclist "crashed head first through the back window."

Multiple thefts from occupied residences occurred around the district in recent weeks.

Browse jewelry, rare stones and more at the County Fair Building, attend an art opening, and learn to raise food in the fogbelt.

A full house packed a Duboce Triangle meeting room to hear crime statistics, ask questions and receive presentations on public safety.

For the next several weeks, drop by on Friday and Saturday afternoons to check out a rotating free exhibit in the Conservatory's outdoor area.

San Francisco's official flower has been putting on a show in the same location for nearly a century.

Two designs for improving the Alvord Lake area were put forward in last week's meeting.

Park Station claims crime has "substantially diminished" since officers increased their visibility in the area.

Despite another denial, promoter Boots Hughston is still determined to put on a Summer of Love concert somewhere in the Bay Area.

Promoter Boots Hughston says the city turned down both of his applications for a concert permit and stole his idea.

A new installation underway will turn the Conservatory of Flowers into a canvas for a light show.