Rare Device is spreading its wings and opening a new location in Noe Valley.

Specializing in both new and antiquarian books on food and drink, Omnivore has carved out a unique niche in Noe Valley.

"I'm friends with moderates and progressives, so my view is that being an independent is a good thing."

Earlier this year, the community service organization launched a brand-new chapter in the Castro and Noe Valley.

Convened by Sup. Scott Wiener, the meeting will include the District Attorney's Office, SFPD, and other public safety groups.

Get to know the unique new corner market at 21st & Douglass.

Starting at 2pm today, the restaurant will offer free “Hamlet fries” and bacon butter pretzels to patrons.

The ‘transitional encampment’ model has proved helpful in Seattle and other cities.

On Monday, Starbelly will host a fundraiser to help former employee Nick Stettenbenz, who was badly injured in a Castro hit-and-run.

Some not-so-sweet news from Noe Valley's sugar-forward emporium.

The fake business' sign also promises tips on "how to get wealthy while appearing to be a good person."

The cozy former Philz space will become a third location for Bernie's, whose owner lives in the neighborhood.

The owner decided to shut down the coffee shop because of decreased foot traffic—and increased crime.

The French-inspired bakery is set to debut its sixth Bay Area location in Noe Valley.

The store's closure will come after 16 years in the neighborhood; landlord troubles are to blame.

The 24th Street video store is once again in jeopardy with the departure of its co-tenant, Buttons Candy Bar.

Rare Device has officially opened its doors in Noe Valley.

The coyote tested positive for four different types of rat poison that are not legal for non-professional use in California.

Wiener will be sworn in today to represent District 11 in the State Senate.

The site of a former gas station and parking lot is now a multipurpose plaza for the community.

Grab your popcorn.

The bookstore has become a neighborhood staple since opening three years ago.

Emergency responders called for a brief evacuation this afternoon while PG&E secured a gas leak.

Helmed by the former head chef of Tacolicious, Uma Casa will offer a Bay Area twist on the Portuguese food he grew up with.

As proposed, the bill would allow police to confiscate bikes and parts believed stolen, without fining or criminally charging perpetrators.

"If we can make it in the Mission, chances are we can make it anywhere," said founder Evan Kuo.

From Jewish-Italian dinners to outdoor candle-lighting to kosher comedy in a Chinese restaurant, here are tips for eight nights of fun.

Live in District 8? We're interviewing new Supervisor Jeff Sheehy, and taking your suggestions for questions.

Not everybody got the joke, and the owner has since swapped in a rainbow peace flag.

Shilpi Chhotray's company, Samudra Skin & Sea, aims to harvest a renewable resource to improve skin.

From the arrival of SF's first Portuguese restaurant to the closure of a neighborhood favorite, here's the latest and greatest in Noe Valley dining.

After 21 years on 24th Street, Noe Valley Bakery is expanding to West Portal.

See something interesting while you’re out and about? Text Hoodline about it.

They don't just live on Telegraph Hill—here's why Corona Heights and Noe Valley locals might be seeing more wild parrots of late.

The median rent for a 1-bedroom in the area is currently $3,650/month.

Sheehy will be the first HIV-positive supervisor in San Francisco’s history.

Picking up where Le Zinc left off at 24th and Castro, Parisian chef Laurent Legendre is launching his latest bistro this weekend.

The district also saw multiple cell phone thefts on Muni, and a man beaten unconscious with a metal bat.

The note uses racial slurs, and references President Trump's promise to build a wall along the Mexican border.

The 22nd Street Jungle Stairs have come a long way; a short video by Ken Fisher shows off the hard work and benefits that the community-supported green space has seen.

This weekend, check out some chamber music (with free wine and childcare), get your cork crafting on at the Museum of Craft & Design, or dance 'til you drop with Alonzo King's Lines Ballet.

Yes, there's something to look forward to on Monday morning.

"Guess we are moving past breaking windows!" said tipster Paul, who sent in this photo of a van, parked on Castro Street, with all four tires removed.

The new spot will focus on Mediterranean food, cuisine for kids, and veggie-forward small plates.

"Register 7 made us want to make art," said Sara Brody, lyricist and publicist for the Market Street cash register.

Expect six months of construction and Muni/parking disruptions, starting this Monday.

The promotions leave both stations without appointed captains.

Here's the latest from our tipline. Tweet @Hoodline, email [email protected], or text (415) 200-3233 and we'll investigate for you.

Expect to hear loud construction noise during work hours. Parking and transit in the area will be affected as well, with 72-hour no-parking/tow-away signs going up today.

The latest comings and goings include a kinetic art gallery, a cannabis concierge company, and a new wine/spirits shop for Pacific Heights.

Our latest batch of reader tips include inspiring signage in Noe Valley, and the Pinecrest Diner closing for renovations.

Here's what we're hearing from Hoodline readers on our text-a-tip line, at (415) 200-3233.

"Anne Kihagi has a special place reserved for her in San Francisco’s abusive landlord hall of fame,” said City Attorney Dennis Herrera.

Originally expected to be completed at the end of 2016, upgrades to the park will now be delayed until at least next month.

Members of the community successfully secured funds for a major makeover.

Tree falls on car in Noe Valley.

Residents in certain neighborhoods can now sign up for the high-speed gigabit fiber internet service.

Establishing six restaurants in San Francisco, the pioneering chef and businessman introduced Hunan cuisine to the United States.

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

Our latest update also features a phone-store robbery, a car theft/break-in, and a robbery at gunpoint.

District 8's seat for the Board of Supervisors is up for election. What would you like to ask the D8 candidates?

Does the Castro extend to Church and Market? What about Duboce Triangle? We asked historians, LGBTQ icons, and neighbors to weigh in.

The artist formerly known as La Boulange will revive six of its 23 former locations under founder Pascal Rigo, with the first reopening next week.

Originally set to end yesterday after construction was completed, J-Church bus service is continuing at all aboveground stops today, as the sinkhole at 24th & Church has not yet been fixed.

Bay Area Bike Share is finally expanding into the Castro, and residents shared their ideas for station locations at a meeting last night.

The meeting was civil, but frustrations flared over street lighting, homeless encampments and a lack of police presence.

"The road is opening up on Duncan between Diamond Heights and Douglass," writes tipster Charlie H., who sent in the above photo today.

After a two-month closure, 24th Street's Little Chihuahua location is back open for business.

In addition to Aline Dazagbo's signature fashions, VOILA will feature a nail salon and floral arrangements.

A small sliver of open space preserves a piece of Noe Valley’s wild landscape.

Sanchez and Alvarado Elementary Schools will be opening their schoolyards to the public on weekends, beginning this month.

The unique fitness program lets new moms bring their babies and toddlers along to workouts.

The six-year-old Lower Pacific Heights restaurant, specializing in gourmet burgers and wild game, is moving to Noe Valley next month.

Artist Michael Markowitz has been running a figure drawing studio out of his apartment for 24 years—and classes still regularly sell out.

The neighborhood park invites a wide variety of play, for kids, adults, and canines.

The long-running dance studio offers classes for all ages, but it's centered around 'DancEsteem,' a program for aspiring young dancers.

Owned by a husband-and-wife team, the Noe Valley favorite has offered a Californian take on Spanish cuisine since 2009.

The park and playground offer stunning views of the city and beyond—including a rope swing over the skyline.

While high-intensity exercise classes are all the rage, one weekly class in Noe Valley focuses on something people take for granted—breathing.

Featuring piri piri, local kebabs, fresh ramen, plus one more Starbucks in the Financial District.

The urgent-care chain is eyeing locations on Divisadero and in Noe Valley as well.

Three people were reportedly transported to the hospital in critical condition.

"We can’t just let people who have money or who are selfish do whatever they want," said agency director Mohammed Nuru.

Commuting bicyclists say encampments make the path unsafe for riding.

The tree bears hundreds of wishes from neighbors expressing their hopes and dreams.

For the second month in a row, a group of bath toys manifested overnight in the neighborhood.

Expect a variety of salad bowls, wraps, soups and other veggie-forward prepared meals.

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

How does the low-end pricing on a Noe Valley rental look these days?

According to the Noe Valley beekeeper who evicted the swarm, "it had been there for some time."

It's unknown whether the incidents were related.

The partnership gives shoppers a chance to learn about and support locally-made goods.

The thieves made off with a phone, credit card and the victim's backpack.

This warm, central neighborhood is a hamlet for families and singles seeking a peaceful existence with all the amenities of urban life.

Laundromats like Little Hollywood are an endangered species in the Castro. So how much extra do you have to pay in rent to get a Castro apartment with laundry?

This weekend is all about Italian food, ice cream and a little girl's wishing tree.

PG&E estimates service will be restored by 1:45pm.

Parties unknown have been absconding with ornamental plantings.

Officers conducting a well-being check discovered two dead from gunshot wounds.

Mayor Ed Lee and Sup. Jeff Sheehy walked the 24th Street commercial corridor and talked to merchants.

Some of the hottest new restaurants in San Francisco still have weekend tables available, many of them at prime dinner hours.

A sign on its front door indicates that it will be closed until further notice.

Three new eateries are coming to the Mission, Noe Valley and Union Square in coming weeks.

The female mountain lion was shot with two tranquilizer darts.

"The truth is, we are heartbroken," said owner Dani Sheehan-Meyer.

Here are 10 restaurants that still have spots available for their New Year's Eve dinner.

“It is a form of direct democracy that positively impacts our community,” said District 10 Supervisor Malia Cohen.

Whether you're planning to eat out or celebrate at home with family and friends, here are a few options.

Five of the eight candidates running in the June 5th special election are expected to attend.

This new spot features a selection of Korean-style comfort food with Japanese influences.

Products come in glass jars with bamboo lids that can be reused.

School district officials now believe the students consumed edible marijuana.

An interview with San Francisco Symphony's Resident Conductor.

This isn't the first time a legion of bath toys manifested mysteriously in the neighborhood.

Two pit bulls allegedly bit four people and injured a small dog on Sunday.

Here's how far $3,300 will get you on rent in Noe Valley.

LA-based Healthy Spot hopes to open its 13th location on 24th Street.

The business bills itself as "a healthful food start-up that serves fresh, plant-based, nutrient-dense meals."

The burger joint's owner also operates two Mexican restaurants.

Check out some of the most affordable listings available in Noe Valley today.

Many merchants and residents opposed Healthy Spot's attempt to open on 24th Street.

Two suspects entered a cafe where the victim was sitting with her computer.

Police are seeking the suspect, described as a 62-year-old man.

Curious just how far your dollar goes in San Francisco real estate? Here's what you can get in local apartment rentals by price point, with photos and amenities.

"We don’t [normally] get reports like this where there are so many cars affected all at once, and in one area," said an SFPD spokesperson.

Three of the apartments featured in our real estate roundup are pet-friendly.

Convicted killer James Rickleffs picked up his victim from a Castro bar and robbed his house before killing him.

The recognition comes as merchants seek to block an LA-based pet chain from opening in the area.

The new shop also slings fries, milkshakes, salads and more.

The power outage may be the result of a downed power line, but PG&E is still assessing the cause.

The spot's new owner is the son of Wayne Basso, who operated the neighborhood bar Noe's in this space for more than 30 years.

The restaurateur taking over the former La Panotiq space won't have to travel far — he lives right upstairs.

See what you can get for $2,900/month in San Francisco today.

Mexican restaurant The Little Chihuahua opens its second location in Noe Valley today.

Since 2013, two local chefs have been hosting—and selling out—Game of Thrones-themed feasts utilizing historical recipes.

Plus, a pair of Hawaiian-themed cafes have closed after just a few months in business.

Plus, a popular SoMa crepe stand opens a brick-and-mortar location in North Beach.

Owen Dalby, a Glen Park resident, is bringing his world-renowned St. Lawrence String Quartet home for a special Noe Valley show this weekend.

"We're just refocusing our business to do the things we've been wanting to do for years," said owner Giselle Gyalzen.

Malaysian food has arrived in Noe Valley, while a beloved pie shop is saying its goodbyes.

If you're in the market for a new spot to live, you know how hard it can be to find a bargain. So what does the low-end rental price in Noe Valley look like these days?

If you're seeking a rental, you know how hard it can be to find a good deal. So what does the low-end rental price in Noe Valley look like these days?

Church Produce, initially closed for a remodel, allegedly owes $5,500 in rent.

Whether you're craving lamb vindaloo or heirloom tomato salad with burrata, this Indian-meets-American eatery has something for you.

"Fogust" is well underway, but don't let that keep you from enjoying outdoor activities this weekend.

Itching to explore the newest restaurants and retail in Noe Valley? Here are the newest spots to arrive in this area of San Francisco. Read on for reviews, photos and hours.

A new all plant-based restaurant to debut soon in Cow Hollow, a French bistro closes in Noe Valley, and a fast-casual Portuguese eatery shutters in the Mission.

A cafe serving sweet and savory treats announces its closure on Facebook, a Burmese restaurant opens in Noe Valley and a pizza/donut shop opens in Mid-Market.

Two nearly identical attacks by men wearing Halloween masks were reported on Monday evening. No arrests have been made.

Looking to chow down on some Burmese fare? Check out this newly opened business, with top menu items, hours and more.

Owner Tommy Basso cites high costs, low neighborhood foot traffic, and newer Noe Valley residents who "aren’t spending money but... have a lot of it" as factors in closing his year-old restaurant.

Finding a good deal can be a challenge if you're seeking a rental on a budget. So what does the low-end rental price in Noe Valley look like these days?

There's finally an opening date for a new outpost of the popular Arabic comfort food restaurant, and more in this roundup.

It also appears that Divisadero Street will be getting a new bakery.

A new cafe opens in SoMa, a Noe Valley market says farewell for now, and a global bubble tea chain opens two San Francisco locations.

The neighborhood eatery was best known for its crêpes and other brunch items, as well as kids' offerings.

The company has declared bankruptcy and is closing locations across the country, with the Bay Area particularly hard-hit.

The blaze was under control in less than an hour. No injuries were reported.

Author events and kids' storytimes are critical to the health of local bookstores — and the resulting revenue isn't easily replicated on Zoom.

"It's a heartbreak," said Charlotte Nagy, the owner of the popular children's bookstore.

The Divisadero location is temporarily closed, and owners say they're determining their next steps "day by day."

Mr. Digby's, a casual restaurant and cocktail spot from a couple with established SF restaurant cred in the former Noe's Cantina space (1199 Church St.), is now aiming for an April opening after being delayed nearly a year by the pandemic.

Sad closure news came this week out of Noe Valley, where local chef and food entrepreneur Azalina Eusope's first brick-and-mortar Malaysian restaurant, Mahila (1320 Castro Street), has permanently closed after just 21 months.

Juri Commons, a tiny park connecting Guerrero Street and San Jose Avenue, reopened in a Monday ribbon-cutting with new plants, play spaces, and exercise gear.

After a Halloween hiatus last year due to the ongoing pandemic, San Francisco is hosting spooky, fun-filled events throughout the city this weekend. We’ve rounded up several free-to-attend events to celebrate spooky season each day this weekend.

The late pandemic is bringing one closure and one ownership change to the Noe Valley dining scene.

Cheese lovers in the city will be losing a shop that was known to carry hard-to-find exotic varieties, unless there happens to be a takeover, which is a possibility.

The Malaysian cuisine of Mahila will be reborn as Azalina’s, in the conspicuously-muraled Aviary building at Ellis and Leavenworth Street in September.

A chef who made a name for herself a decade ago by hosting dinners inside her apartment in San Francisco featuring the Malaysian noodle dish laska, a spicy noodle soup, has turned her hit pop-up business into a brick-and-mortar restaurant.

The new Noe Animal Hospital brings a new veterinary clinic to 24th and Church Streets, just as veterinarian care gets harder to find than ever in the Bay Area and beyond.

SFPD has arrested one offender and are on the lookout for the remaining group of juveniles implicated in 11 robberies in Noe Valley and NoPa.

San Francisco will soon be getting a double scoop of Angela's Organic Ice Cream, with a shop already open in Noe Valley, and one coming to the Castro.