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.

A man died this evening at the Hayes Valley location of Walgreens. According to a tipster who was on the scene, emergency services tried to treat him for a heart attack, but he was unresponsive.

Also of note in our roundup: The One Sushi has changed owners (and names), and Mountain Up has shuttered after just two months.

Construction workers were busy constructing a large new sidewalk bulb-out this afternoon on the northeast corner of Gough and Hayes streets.

Though the renovation will take six months, the Center will continue as usual, with the vast majority of programs still in place.

$14 million has been secured to renovate the Western Addition playground, and community input is requested.

A new five-story hotel could replace the vintage hotel and unique burger joint on Grove Street.

Swing by Hayes Valley's outdoor theater on Monday and Tuesday nights for Fort Point Beer and free movies.

This week, you can volunteer to make art, pose your queries to New Seasons Market at the first HVNA meeting of the year, or check out a wine tasting.

After five months of on-and-off openings and closings, Japan's AP Company has officially taken over Nojo, shifting it to a ramen menu.

The 14-year-old shoe store's lease, fixtures and furniture are all up for grabs, according to a realtor.

If you're wondering about the newest addition to Hayes Valley's multi-use Proxy space, wonder no more: It's a mobile "try-on truck" from personalized online bra shop True & Co.

An eight-story, 35-unit condo building is on the way to Franklin & Market.