The week that was, plus weekend events to keep you busy in the neighborhood:

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

The casual, all-day café and seafood restaurant will open its doors in less than two weeks.

A larger food menu, private parties and an events calendar are all in the works at Hayes Valley's new cat cafe.

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

A coalition of neighborhood groups has announced a new policy statement aimed at increasing the affordable housing stock.

From kids to businessmen to lesbian brides, the Gough Street shop helps customers design a suit that fits their needs.

The troubled lawn has been reseeded, and David Best has added new seating and writing space to his popular temple installation.

Safety tips, bike security, and a visit from District 2 Supervisor Mark Farrell are all on the agenda.

Thanks to the regular business of two local schools, the 11-year-old cafe has thrived in a changing Hayes Valley.

The filming will take place on Linden between Gough & Laguna streets.

The Planning Department says the clothing chain wouldn't violate formula retail laws, but the HVNA believes otherwise.

Events from Public Bikes, Dark Garden and more, plus a weekend of lowbrow fun with the SF Symphony.