SFPD raided the former site of Hayes Valley Farm just before 2AM this morning, arresting protestors who had moved in nearly 2 weeks ago.

Michelle Polzine is busy putting the finishing touches on her new cafe at Oak and Gough, with an opening possible as early as next week.

Traci Des Jardins, the chef/owner of Jardinière at 300 Grove Street, will be a guest tomorrow on ABC's daytime talk show, "The Chew."

The Hayes Valley Neighborhood Association has written to Mayor Ed Lee asking for "swift and timely" action at Hayes Valley Farm.

The group of activists that broke into the former site of Hayes Valley Farm on Saturday allegedly received an eviction notice last night.

The temporary experiment that is the Proxy project on Octavia Street just got a little less temporary, with its lease being extended through 2021.

Inspired by the new GANT store in Hayes Valley, Supervisor London Breed has introduced legislation to tighten SF's formula retail laws.

Six years after Hugues de la Plaza died on Linden Street, his death remains an unsolved mystery, and questions linger over the handling of the case.

Welcome Fig & Thistle, a cozy wine and beer bar which officially opened last night at 313 Ivy Street.

A group of about 30 protestors has broken into the just-closed Hayes Valley Farm this afternoon, in an effort to "liberate the land."

On Monday night, join District 5 Supervisor London Breed and reps from various local groups to talk about public safety.

It's not actually National Macaron Day, but head to La Boulange anyway and celebrate with a free sample.

It's here, folks -- the end of the road for the Hayes Valley Farm, which must vacate its location by tomorrow night.