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

A 63-year-old woman was critically injured in an apartment fire early this morning at Bay and Stockton streets in North Beach. Police are unsure what caused the fire, but arson is not suspected.

Captain Lazar reminds locals to be mindful while using cell phones, as several more thefts occur in the area.

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

With a collection that's outgrown its space, the Beat Museum is looking to purchase a new building in North Beach, and potentially add a Beat Cafe and Hotel.

This week's round up features cell phone grabs, a hot prowl burglary and a man who breaks into home and eats victim's food.

Sweet treats, free classical music, and the return of a Saturday-morning childhood tradition are all on the docket for this weekend around the city.

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

The victim, who fell during cliff shoring work, is still conscious, according to SFFD.

After over a year of speculation about the nearly 50-year-old dive bar's fate, we've learned that it'll be sold this month.

There are plenty of events, leading up to Monday's fireworks show, to enjoy around the neighborhood.

The company's second SF location has a larger selection of ice cream and cookie flavors than its trailer at Fisherman's Wharf.

The troupe, which did 13 shows a week during the 1960s, became a major influence on comedians ranging from John Belushi to Tina Fey.