While helicopters buzzing around town have become the norm during the lead-up to the Super Bowl, one particularly low-flying helicopter has been turning heads today.

The stump now looks like a seat with a heart-shaped back, with the armrests shaped like the letters "S" and "F."

A creatively-edited Examiner article has been posted at the intersection of Grove & Gough.

An electronic road sign on Fell Street has been hacked to read "Heil Trump!!"

"A group of what seemed like out-of-town businessmen in suits rounded the corner of Linden Alley, and seemed startled by the only-in-SF sight of a full moon at midday."

A tipster wanted to know where this curious beige orb came from, so we found out.

The sign is posted roughly 100 feet from a homeless encampment, tipster Peter H. wrote.

A large tree limb toppled onto Fell Street this afternoon, blocking westbound traffic.

Real estate pamphlets advertising Lower Haight building as Hayes Valley are stolen and revised ones that read "Only a realtor could call this Hayes Valley. This is LOWER HAIGHT bitches!"

A video of a raptor eating a pigeon was captured in a residential area of Hayes Valley on Sunday.

"Valet parking for an open house? What's next?" asked tipster Bruce, who sent in this photo of an open house at Oak & Laguna.

The tricycle in the shape of an ambling bear cycled around Patricia's Green today. It was designed by author/artist Dave Eggers as part of his exhibit at nearby Jules Maeght Gallery.

These five events are totally trending, from a colorful Holi celebration to a free screening of Oscar-nominated 'I, Tonya.'

Looking for fun, entertaining events and activities in San Francisco this weekend? Here are top picks with dates, times, locations and ticket links.

Looking to get out and about this weekend?

We've got all the details on transit changes, street closures and the rules of the race course.

This weekend, shop for some handmade gifts, go on a bike ride or take a photo tour through the Sunset.

Here’s what you can do in San Francisco this weekend.

Expect carousels, snowmen, lots of lights and a mailbox that accepts letters to Santa Claus.