The videos detail the many modifications coming to the city's traffic "backbone" over the next three years.

The Postal Service may be forced to replace thousands of locks if the letter larcenists can't be nabbed.

Every parking meter in the city will have its price adjusted based on demand, from 50 cents to as much as $7 per hour.

Enjoy your Labor Day weekend with events from art crawls to pole dancing lessons in and around North Beach.

This new barbershop on Union Street offers beers with its haircuts and fades.

From strength training to supermoons, there are plenty of entertainment options around North Beach coming up.

Gong Cha Boba and Black Sugar Boba are debuting across the street from one another in Union Square.

A roundup of all the news from this week, plus intel on Restaurant Week deals and other events in the neighborhood.

KFC's iconic red bucket has stood at Geary for 47 years, but as of this week, it has been painted black.

Beer, poetry and a music festival aboard a ship headline the days ahead around North Beach.

The largest used book sale on the West Coast, the Annual Big Book Sale, celebrates its 52nd year raising money for Friends of the San Francisco Public Library at Fort Mason September 21-25.

He's opening a new restaurant, a deli, and a Marina tequila bar, and taking over North Beach's Italian French Bakery as well.

We walked Chestnut Street to chat with locals about their personal style this fall and fashion trends citywide they'd like to see retired.

SFPD has released video footage of the suspect, and is seeking the public's help in finding him.

Whether you want to party with the Santas or find a place to get away from the revelry, there's a weekend event for you.

Notable comedians and a free movie are heading your way to help wrap up August with a laugh.

It's your last chance to load up on comedy before Sketchfest rolls out of town.

After shots were fired at a Cow Hollow residence, officers made an arrest—and discovered a stockpile of weapons inside.

The airshow veteran runs things behind the scenes to keep pilots safe and onlookers amazed.

The festive events are coming fast and furious this holiday week around North Beach.

With his work on view at Leica Store in the FiDi, we sat down with the 92-year-old photographer to discuss his decades-long career, love for San Francisco and how he captured his favorite foggy shot.

"What are police doing about the encampments?" asked residents at last night's Northern District community meeting.

Security camera footage shows a man breaking the window of a Ford SUV, climbing inside, and stealing a backpack from the back seat.

Some notable milestones and anniversaries kick off a weekend of festivals around North Beach.

From trick-or-treat festivities for kids to a free new ride and free day at the Exploratorium, gratis goodies abound.

Want to try out virtual reality games for yourself? A pair of pop-up virtual arcades are setting up shop in SF.

Experts say the naturally occurring tides offer a unique preview of the threats posed by rising sea levels.

Get your fill of chocolate and moon cakes this weekend, along with a rum tasting, a bike party, and some literary events.

It's that time of year again: soon our sky and bay will be filled with the sights and sounds of Fleet Week.

The new Chestnut Street spot offers wine aplenty, along with "a hyper-seasonal, small plates menu."

With the Blue Angels gone and rain on the way, plenty of unique cultural events will fill the void over the next few days in North Beach.

Check out the revamped Pier 17, celebrate Latino engineers, or stock up on books this weekend.

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

This week's king tides are a small preview of the damage a seawall breach could create on the waterfront—but federal help isn't forthcoming.

Customers won't find "puffy coats and the typical North Face down jacket," said a company rep.

Owner James King says he needs to raise $120,000 by February 2017 in order to "keep the bar we all love so much" going strong.

Plus, a vegan deli is on the way.

Landlord troubles may be behind the longtime grocery store's closure.

Food, art and local politics are heading your way over the next few days in and around North Beach.

PG&E received more than 50 calls from concerned citizens worried about the late-night stink.

From 11am and 3pm, artists will paint the bodies of nude models at the Ferry Building then parade down to Fisherman's Wharf.

PG&E received more reports of a wafting rotten egg odor last night, but authorities are still stumped.

The surface of the promenade is worn out, so it will be replaced in stages from now through summer, with some closures along the way.

A man dressed in black grabbed the woman by her hair and neck, shoved her, and told her “No Latinos here” in broken Spanish.

Need a distraction from election? We've got plenty of events around North Beach to keep your mind donkey and elephant-free.

Five people sustained injuries, ranging from critical to minor, in a "major collision" this afternoon at Lombard and Divisadero.

The intoxicated victim was driven to a secluded location by the rideshare driver, who made unwanted advances on her.

Art, comedy and free admission at a local museum are heading your way over the next few days.

The holiday season is ramping up in and around North Beach.

"The spiked baseball bats chained around San Francisco seemed to be a riddle that nobody could solve."

The latest in food news on and around Union and Chestnut streets.

During the workshops, ice cream aficionados can use the Brrr ice cream machines.

According to city data, the Marina's recently shuttered Mexican restaurant Mamacita may be transforming into a fish-forward concept.

A woman died after being struck by a truck towing a trailer today. The driver is cooperating with police.

Looking for a new brunch spot? Check out Bayview's Old Skool Cafe, which now offers "gospel brunch" every Saturday.

Bad weather and politics are joining forces for an unpleasant weekend. Here's where to unwind and have some fun.

The company is closing all 110 of its stores, and will likely no longer make its clothes in the U.S.

Take at peek at the information clueing us in to what's going on around town, and share intel on what you know.

A number of local businesses have called it quits.

The new restaurant is holding a neighborhood welcoming party tomorrow at 1pm.

The upscale Mexican eatery has abruptly closed after more than a decade in business.

Despite releasing new details on malfunctions at its Richmond refinery last December, Chevron has not confirmed why abnormally high amounts of hydrogen sulfide were released.

This season, 53 teams—including 10 women's teams, one trans team, and one all-drag team—will participate in the league.

To clean up toxic waste in the neighborhood, PG&E has been quietly buying up pricey Marina homes.

The Fillmore Street lounge is dropping the DJs in favor of a new look and new food and cocktail menus.

The reigning queen of "RuPaul's Drag Race" is returning to San Francisco for several upcoming shows.

Here's what $3,300 will get you on an apartment rental in the Marina.

A massive outage has knocked out power to FiDi buildings and snarled the morning commute.

The 32-year-old man was shot on Saturday and has now succumbed to his wounds.

Local chain La PanotiQ Bakery Café has closed both its San Francisco locations.

Get a jumpstart on some local spring cleaning events before enjoying a weekend of comedy, art openings and a trivia contest.

Within the next few months, the long-shuttered gas station at 1598 Bay St. will give way to 28 new condos.

The group has plenty of opportunities for members to get involved in local events and issues.

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

Movie screenings, comedy options and a whole lot more are headed to the North Beach area in the days ahead.

Look out for Bernie and Bill around town today.

This weekend has a variety of music and art events to keep you entertained, from comedy to walking sculptures to Beat poetry.

Bay Natives Nursery's monthly garden party is the perfect opportunity to explore and unwind in an urban oasis, complete with furry and feathered friends.

Squeeze in some last minute light shows and decoration classes before kicking off a Christmas weekend filled with music and performances.

Beginning tomorrow, Lt. Jennifer Jackson will assume the role of Acting Captain until a replacement is found.

This weekend, jump in the Bay, visit the Chinese New Year parade, and celebrate Black History Month with poetry and jazz.

Damaged in a two-alarm fire last spring, the 43-year-old pub says it won't return because "our landlord has refused to renew our lease."

Bosco is part of the third generation of his family to run Lucca, which has been making its famed ravioli since 1929.

Take a closer look at a unique hair salon on Chestnut Street.

The owners hope to offer makeup and beauty services in a low-pressure sales environment.

A pedestrian was killed on Broadway, a man was stabbed on St. Patrick's Day, and it was a bad week for men getting robbed of their cell phones.

From historical struggles to current-day patrons of the Chinatown YMCA, Rene Yung's new work takes on the Chinese-American immigrant experience.

A 22-year SFPD veteran, Jaimerena has pledged to reduce property theft and violent crime and enhance traffic safety.

First Fridays kicks off a long weekend of art, poetry and music around the North Beach area.

Friends of the SFPL is behind this weekend's blowout used book sale at Fort Mason.

This week boasts some unique dramatic, artistic and historical events to check out in North Beach.

We talked to Prien, who's run the Final Final for nearly four decades, about changes in the Marina and Presidio, and his bar's future.

From art performances and street fairs to comedy and community events, there's plenty to keep you busy this weekend.

With imported antique furniture, a variety of gift items, and 30+ varieties of candles, the Marina shop has something for everyone.

All units will have two bedrooms and two bathrooms, and all 12 underground parking spaces will have electric charging stations.

The studio is a safe haven even if you're not already "Spandex-friendly," and it offers an array of unusual classes like yoga set to country music and workouts that mimic surf skills.

The museum of Italian and Italian-American culture has a permanent, private collection of art, as well as rotating and historical exhibits.

Nabe II, a spinoff of the Inner Sunset's popular Japanese-style hot pot restaurant, could open in the Marina as soon as this summer.

The Marina bar/restaurant has already established itself as a destination for oysters, truffle fries and a broad range of whiskies.

Each of the company's shows is largely made up on the spot, but emphasizes compelling characters, stories and situations.

The pet store and dog daycare specializes in raw and vegan food, as well as higher-end food with no byproducts, to keep furry friends fit.

Historically a place of prominent exhibitions, the Marina Green continues to be a grand stage.

Fort Mason is both neighborhood park and national treasure.

The 41-unit development is wending its way through the Planning process.

The seven-station bodyweight fitness circuit was designed as a training tool for people of all ages and fitness levels.

This fitness studio emphasizes high-intensity interval training, switching from cardio to strength training at a fast pace under the watchful eye of a "master trainer."

Learn how to snare crabs from shore, how to use a casting net to catch herring and how to pokepole for the not-so-elusive monkeyface eel, among other techniques for nabbing fresh, local sea creatures.

Poki Time will sling bowls of rice, fish and veggies from the former fast foodery up until the wrecking ball starts swinging.

Besides the typical music, eats and arts in North Beach this weekend, you also have the chance to "drink (responsibly) for a better tomorrow."

Artist Theo Jansen's world-famous wind-powered animals will be on display at The Exploratorium this summer.

It's the final days for public comment on the controversial GGNRA proposal, which would ban off-leash dogs from Fort Funston, Ocean Beach, Crissy Field, and more. A decision will be made in December.

We learned the story behind the 44 spiked bats that were chained up in locations around the city last Thanksgiving.

North Beach First Fridays returns with a new slate of events this week, along with comedy, music, and a few interesting festivals.

Although a rally for the so-called "alt-right" was canceled, thousands are still taking to the streets.

This week's crime roundup features an unusual number of hot prowls, a stabbing and several robberies at gunpoint.

Ever wonder about the men and women in blue who patrol your neighborhood? Swing by La Boulangerie in Hayes Valley between 7:30 and 9:30am tomorrow for "coffee with a cop."

There's plenty of art, music and comedy ahead for this sunny Pride weekend in North Beach.

Ian Hespelt, 39, was arrested last September after a widely circulated video showed him smashing a Zipcar repeatedly with a U-lock. Last week, he pleaded guilty to felony assault and vandalism.

On Saturday, Outer Sunset residents will have a chance to collect and examine plankton during a fundraiser for school oceanic programs.

From sake to Shostakovich, there's plenty of free activities to keep you busy over the upcoming sunny weekend.

Get ready to brave the tourists, because there's plenty going on along the waterfront in the days ahead.

First Fridays kicks off a weekend of unique comedy and art performances around North Beach.

If you need a reason to head outside in the days ahead, North Beach has movies, music and art options waiting for you.

From a midnight cult classic to comedy, trivia, fitness and more, there's plenty to keep you busy in the Marina and Cow Hollow this week.

From famous spots to local secrets, here are five of San Francisco's top running routes.

Muni is seeking a grant to evaluate plans for restoring streetcar service to Ft. Mason and the Marina.

The fast-casual restaurant has been in the works for more than six years.

The storied Marina spot has reopened with a new design, food and drink offerings, and more.

iPhone owners will be able to scoop up deals on ice cream, cocktails and beer, parking and more.

This weekend is full of chocolate, live music and the annual triathlon from Alcatraz Island.

The smoke was visible from several neighborhoods.

Advocates for off-leash dog walking said they're not going to lay down and roll over.

"No merit to anything hazardous," tweeted a department spokesperson.

Public Works plans to fell 90 street trees along Van Ness Avenue to make way for the bus rapid transit project.

Customers create their own flavors by blending ingredients with a plain yogurt base.

A wildlife expert who reviewed the video couldn't determine if the humpback was injured in the encounter.

You don't have to be in the market for a $7 million mansion to foster an interest in high-end real estate.

The new brewing process was developed in a Mission apartment using an air mattress pump.

The shooting took place between 6:15 and 11am on May 20th on the 100 block of Alhambra Street.

Mudpuppy's owner said his landlord withheld the blueprints until days before construction began.

“We had a solid 12 years there and we were ready to bring something new to the street,“ said a co-owner.

Outside Lands, YOLO fro-yo, and crossing the Bay for a Bey-themed brunch & workout.

Once painted as polar opposites, the Mission and the Marina are now both pricey hotspots.

Three of the five listings in the Marina offer on-site laundry as an amenity.

Federal officials said they couldn't deny a permit based on a group's political stance or beliefs.

Even dogs can enjoy the festivities this weekend.

The move comes after counterprotestors have organized more than 13 events in opposition.

The new concept comes courtesy of the team behind The Barrel Room.

The consulate will be shuttered by Saturday and is no longer accepting new appointments.

One Irving Street pizzeria staple is expanding and reopening under a new concept.

The new spot offers dinner service, kombucha on tap, and will have a seasonal, pick-your-protein menu.

Some neighbors say the fast-food chain will bring long lines and more traffic to a busy area.

Guests can book an appointment to test out a mattress in a life-sized birdhouse.

We picked five good-value hotels in SF this weekend for different needs, from romantic getaways to budget stays.

Organizers say it's the largest used book sale on the west coast.

If you're apartment hunting on a budget in San Francisco, you're used to exorbitant prices and limited options.

What's the low-end pricing on a rental in the Marina—and what might you get for the price?

The incidents took place about 15 minutes apart.

The airshow and festival is one of the largest of its kind in the US.

The largest Fleet Week in the nation will feature airshows, live music and a parade of ships.

The Mission's 'Old Jerusalem Restaurant' is moving to a new space with a rear patio.

The Cheese School of San Francisco will offer a café and retail space in its new digs.

"If the ingredients are not local, they are from Italy," said a co-owner.

The company was founded to promote sustainable practices in the fashion industry.

The announcement ends 15 years of gridlock between dog advocates and environmental activists.

Enjoy the weekend with a show in the Tenderloin, hip-hop in the Marina, and a tree lighting ceremony at Pier 39.

Two ice skating rinks are opening, plus a beekeeping event and auditions for the Ethnic Dance Festival.

"I'd like to talk to my neighbors, and I think this is a good way to say hello," said chef/owner Jennie Kim.

Anticipating bigger crowds, the dispensary has hired new employees.

Transitional active wear and a bit of Japantown settle into the area, while a homegrown business expands.

A Japanese tart shop opens its first US outpost, a Mission brewery goes dark, and a quirky immersion café calls it quits.

The initiative is targeted to people who can't travel due to financial barriers.

The fast-casual Greek restaurant said the Marina is "our most requested neighborhood for a Souvla."

From a Bavarian-style beer hall to a breakfast and brunch spot, read on for the newest spots to arrive in the Marina.

"Just come on down, hang out, and get your weekend on," said one of the owners.

If you've seen something new in the city's culinary landscape, text your tips to 415-200-3242.

Here are the Marina's cheapest apartment listings.

If you're keen on quinoa, good news.

An unknown attacker left a 29-year-old man with life-threatening injuries.

One shuttered eatery stems from a poor Department of Public Health inspection score.

The artwork revisits some of the sport's most celebrated moments in San Francisco.

A fixture in local bars and cafés, the local author had celebrated his birthday the day before, surrounded by family and friends.

Median rents for a 1-bedroom in Cow Hollow are hovering around $3,195 — compared to a $3,295 average for San Francisco.

The fresh addition is the newest installment of fast-casual chain Asian Box.

The local pizza chain was founded in 1996.

Here are today's cheapest apartment listings in the Marina.

Check out some of the cheapest apartments available in the Marina today.

The newcomer replaces Mezes Kitchen and Wine Bar, which closed last year.

In addition to an extensive sushi menu, this new spot offers poke bowls, ramen, and rice bowls.

According to Zumper, the median rent for a studio in Cow Hollow is $2,645/month.

We found a few apartments priced below the neighborhood median of $3,350.

The nation's first "salad lounge" is set to open in the Mission on June 1.