The SFPD is asking for the public's help to find a person of interest in the brutal beating that killed the beloved North Beach sketch artist.

Also in the latest crime roundup: a john gets robbed while rendezvousing with a prostitute, and a CD seller who won't take no for an answer.

Goodwill is moving its corporate offices and workforce services to the Fisherman's Wharf/North Beach border, but sorry, shoppers—no thrift store.

We're ready to bid goodbye to 2015 with a look back at this week's local news and plenty of events for your long weekend.

The burgeoning retail trend in a previously sleepy part of the city has only expanded since we first covered it back in May.

Tenderloin and Fillmore were given a break from the rules on New Year's Eve, with dancing and partying encouraged.

The outspoken communist, once considered too radical for academia, still holds strong opinions about the city and neighborhood.

In July, we delved into the many disparate community groups that call North Beach home.

The cozy North Beach cafe changed hands last year, but remains in the family—and hopes to stick around for another 25 years.

Dr. Chae Park's North Beach Chiropractic has only been in business for four years, but its landlord may potentially triple its rent this year.

In July, we chatted with North Beach artist Jeremy Fish about skate culture, his new City Hall project, and his favorite neighborhood hotspots.

The new venture, with alums from Michelangelo, Volare and Il Casaro, will open at 7am serving Sicilian and American pastries and will stay open for lunch and dinner.

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