Supporters of the plaza are using technology and a billboard to try to convince neighbors to close off a block of Vallejo for the project.

You'll find pearl milk tea, popcorn chicken and crepes, along with vegan pastries and non-dairy tea options for those with dietary restrictions.

This week's crimes include a woman assaulted with a sugar dispenser after trying to stop a would-be coffee thief, a bar fight that spilled into the street, and multiple muggings.

The crux of the debate continues to revolve around whether the 600 block of Vallejo will be closed off fully, or still allow some traffic to flow.

Grab an umbrella, because you'll want to catch First Fridays, the return of food trucks to Fort Mason, and other North Beach events this weekend.

Market owner Hanna Chedyak is concerned about a $1,400-a-month rent hike, but Peskin is seeking solutions so he can stay.

The development will have 19 luxury condos and a 4,700-square-foot restaurant.

If approved, 401 Broadway's ground floor would become a unique boutique hotel, with rooms inspired by North Beach's colorful history.

Peskin, along with many neighbors, has asked for additional outreach before closing Vallejo Street from Columbus to Grant Avenues for the plaza.

"The Comedy Club" examines Cobb's rebirth after a 2002 fire, and the struggle to keep comedy clubs open in a more corporate era.

Barbary Coast, Le Chat Rouge and Pho Delicious appear close to opening, and several new spots should be coming soon.

This week's crime blotter includes a mysterious midnight assault, a post-bar punching, and a stabbing.

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