A hub for artists for nearly half a century, the gallery and workspace occupies a beautiful pre-1906 building.

A forum at the Tel-Hi Center will cover everything from prevention to reporting to resources for victims.

An apologetic octogenarian attacker and a robbery during a ride share that wasn't legitimate are just two of this week's more curious crimes.

The warm weekend is bursting with activities, including festivals, music, comedy, and an open house at a new nightclub.

The new club faces another hurdle: it could potentially lose its liquor license.

Help with the building fund and have a good time by attending the club's third annual Salesian Beer & Food Fest fundraiser.

SFPD was expected to have the area cleared and the road re-opened sometime after 9am.

"They immediately sprang into action and brought the struggling would-be thief down in a rather nicely executed takedown," a tipster wrote.

The SFPD has already started handing out more tickets for drivers who pass stopped cable cars; a ticket will cost you $238.

The festival will feature live entertainment, vendors, food, drinks and a pizza toss.

Organizers hope this inaugural event will be the first of many to re-introduce neighbors and locals to an area that's had its challenges.

A rash of robberies, most with force and some violent, marked this week's crime recap from SFPD's Central Station.

Here's your rundown of local events, shows and activities for the weekend.