The videos detail the many modifications coming to the city's traffic "backbone" over the next three years.

Our mid-December crime roundup features violent robberies, a hot prowl, home invasion and more.

The Postal Service may be forced to replace thousands of locks if the letter larcenists can't be nabbed.

Meet the ghosts hidden in the archives of San Francisco history.

Though they still had some concerns, residents also expressed excitement for BRT and other changes.

Founded by a drummer who toured with the likes of Madonna and Lenny Kravitz, the spin studio structures its classes like an orchestra.

This month's meeting from 6–7pm Jan. 21st has been changed to the Chapter Room on the plaza at Grace Cathedral (1100 Taylor St.), and one of the topics will be Super Bowl City.

A vandal with tattoos on his/her face and even the whites of his/her eyes terrorized a Jackson Square salon this week, and other crimes included violent muggings that sent victims to the hospital.

"It's such a relaxing environment," said artist Sirron Norris.

Anne Kihagi is accused of "breathtaking cruelty" for harassing and displacing tenants from rent-controlled homes.

An irate would-be patient turned violent, another ATM theft, a grinch who robbed a home over the holidays, and more recent crime updates.

Nearly two months after 20-year-old Calvin Riley was fatally shot while playing Pokémon Go, police are still on the hunt for his killer, and have released a composite sketch in an attempt to find him.

Both the Van Ness Corridor Transit Improvement Project and the Polk Streetscape Project will commence in 2016, as planned.

Two baked goods spots are planning to open in the next few weeks.

Last night's storm continued to wreak more havoc across the city.

With an increase in robberies and car break-ins near the crooked part of Lombard Street, SFPD has heightened its presence in the area.

"What are police doing about the encampments?" asked residents at last night's Northern District community meeting.

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.

This week's crime roundup features robberies with force, a major antique heist, pistol whipping and more.

Next Tuesday, all slice proceeds at Escape From New York will benefit local charities, in honor of its 30th anniversary.

SFFD reports a minor injury in the rollover collision, and urges drivers to avoid the area, as Van Ness is blocked.

Read on for our bi-weekly crime roundup from SF's northeast neighborhoods.

With construction on the Van Ness Bus Rapid Transit to begin this fall, the avenue's streetlamps may become a thing of the past.

The former La Boulange de Polk is now a casual American spot offering breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

The improvements to Polk and Van Ness are set to break ground this fall, but not everyone is on board for the wave of construction.

Congestion on Lombard is at an all-time high, so the city may add tolls—and take reservations—to drive down the famous block.

Our Lady of Guadalupe Church is set to become a "meeting place and event venue for international thought leaders."

This week's crime roundup features "outstanding" arrests by Central Station officers, a shooting in North Beach and another tourist robbed visiting the iconic "crooked street."

The cafe and coffeehouse will offer a unique array of new food items, including a banh mi and a caprese waffle.

As the grocer seeks a potential subtenant for the space, its pullout has reignited the Whole Foods debate on Polk.

The community dinner helps hundreds of residents from surrounding neighborhoods break bread and get to know each other.

A man dressed in black grabbed the woman by her hair and neck, shoved her, and told her “No Latinos here” in broken Spanish.

Street robberies abound, but bystanders in Union Square intervened on two separate occasions to help victims.

The SFPD has arrested one local man in connection to the stabbing early yesterday morning that claimed the life of a 55-year-old San Francisco resident.

SFPD reports that an unidentified man in his 50s was killed at around 4am this morning.

The space will open with live performances, a rotating menu, and a full liquor license.

The fight to landmark the redwood tree towering over Lombard Street has divided neighbors in Russian Hill.

This week's crime roundup is chock full of robberies at gunpoint—including two incidents involving gun-wielding minors.

This week's crime roundup features several hot prowl burglaries, a playful sword fight that goes bad, and stolen food.

Our weekly roundup of reader tips includes a Sunset elementary school's robotics victory, a convenience store mystery, and more.

The popular yoga studio, which has a loyal clientele, is shutting down after a sizable rent hike.

The new restaurant boasts 10 seafood selections, seven sauces and more than a dozen topping options.

The man was hospitalized with life-threatening injuries after being struck by a cable car in a crosswalk yesterday afternoon.

The former La Boulange had been vacant for almost a year.

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

Muggings at tourist hotspots, an arsonist at Pier 39, and other incidents reported in the last 2 weeks.

This week's roundup features hot prowl burglaries aplenty.

From live jazz and New Orleans-inspired dishes to a night of beauty and wine, there's something for everyone to enjoy this weekend.

Also on the tipline this week: a new gallery, a Hard Rock Cafe remodel, and a crazy attempted phone robbery on the Great Highway.

In one incident, a suspect stabbed a man with scissors while he walking down Market Street.

With San Francisco's restaurant scene rapidly changing, we bring you the latest buzz on openings and closings in your neighborhood.

We followed Julie Christensen and Aaron Peskin on Election Day, and spoke to supporters of both candidates to get their perspectives.

Take a closer look at one of Polk Street's favorite delis.

Named after a celebrated local poet, this park offers some of the best views in the city.

Details are scarce, but three suspects have been arrested, and another is still outstanding, following a car chase that ended in Bayview today.

Brew Bros owner Joseph Hinn hopes his new cafe becomes a neighborhood favorite, just like the previous tenant was.

Long a champion of trees, parks and playgrounds, the former supervisor will lead a "green benefit district" in the city's southeast.

Four months after a one-alarm fire caused damage to its basement and kitchen, the Russian Hill restaurant is back in action, complete with a brand-new chef and completely new menu.

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

A community meeting tomorrow night will allow Russian Hill neighbors to weigh in.

The week also had its share of hot prowl burglaries and violent muggings, including one in which a woman's hip was broken.

Emotions have run high in a contentious race, and campaigners for both candidates now hope to unite the neighborhood again.

In a race where every vote will count, mail-in and early precinct reports show the challenger pulling ahead.

Supervisor Julie Christensen conceded the fiercely contested, contentious and costly District 3 supervisor's seat to challenger Aaron Peskin late Wednesday.

Peskin, who'll probably take his seat on the Board of Supervisors next month, has already been busy meeting with allies and adversaries.

Opposing forces in the contentious race for District 3 supervisor will come together at the site of the forthcoming Mama's restaurant to soothe tensions and rebuild friendships.

While many believe the restaurant space at Van Ness and Pacific is cursed, a new cocktail lounge and restaurant is taking its chances on the historic building.

Celebrating its 12th anniversary tomorrow, Studio Gallery has weathered a changing city over the course of three locations.

In a statement, Christensen said she's "enormously proud" of her team's accomplishments in District 3 over the past year.

Batter has found a new location just a half a mile away, so loyal customers won't get lost.

A month into his term, Peskin is working on affordable housing and homeless issues, and positioning himself as a watchdog on city spending.

Some say the proposal will disproportionately squeeze the already densely populated district, while others are in favor of more housing.

This week's crime report includes info on arrests of three-card monte hustlers and various muggings around the district, including one at gunpoint.

The commuter van service Chariot is rolling out new routes in North Beach and Russian Hill; you can go online to vote for where you'd like to see service.

We have all the info on what you can and can't bring into Super Bowl City, plus some notable crimes, including a cab driver kidnapped at gunpoint.

Chicago cameraman in town for Super Bowl 50 is mugged at the Crooked Street, a man is injured in a hit-and-run and an encampment is set afire.

As neighbors remain divided over Whole Foods' plan to move into the former Lombardi Sports, the recently reelected Peskin has introduced legislation to ban chains on parts of Polk and Larkin streets.

Beginning tomorrow, Lt. Jennifer Jackson will assume the role of Acting Captain until a replacement is found.

Robbers were busy in the Central District this week, shaking down and beating up people for everything from money, cell phones and jewelry to a bike, a boom box and a gold teeth grill.

While neighborhood groups are pushing for an all-out ban on chain stores, some in Lower Polk are hesitant to introduce further restrictions.

Why is San Francisco the only city to still operate cable cars? We dug into the history books to find out.

The small, artisan print shop makes everything it sells by hand, from greeting cards to wedding invitations and baby announcements.

The new building was approved, with the caveat that its looks must be refined to play well with the corner's quirky existing architectural mix.

A stabbing at BART, a fatal hit-and-run on Broadway, a North Beach mugging and more.

No one was hurt and none of the upstairs tenants were displaced, but Mason Pacific will have to close for a few weeks.

Three recent public opinion polls show neighborhood support for a Whole Foods at Jackson & Polk, despite legislation seeking to ban new chain retailers in the area.

Delight in the hidden sanctuary of Hyde/Vallejo Mini-Park.

Take a closer look at the cozy sandwich and coffee shop that pays tribute to its Vietnamese roots.

Get to know Kevin Bohlin, the coffee expert behind Russian Hill's Saint Frank Coffee.

A robbery at high noon, a ride-by phone snatching, a shooting and various muggings mark the previous week in crime in area neighborhoods.

Donald Dewsnup, a member of SFBARF, is accused of using false addresses in order to infiltrate a neighborhood association on Telegraph Hill.

Tonight will be the last night in business for Reverb Kitchen & Bar, the Polk Street restaurant which pivoted from the critically-acclaimed Verbena last year.

Daily coverage of Russian Hill begins now.

While the San Francisco Art Institute is best known for fine arts, the new festival aims to highlight its burgeoning literary scene.

Russian Hill's fine-art jewelry and sculpture gallery sells its wares to everyone from curious locals to prestigious art museums.

The city's 15th community benefit district could be Middle Polk, which wants to address excess refuse on the streets and empty storefronts.

Shop No. 3 owner Jenny Chung fills her store with jewelry "that will really make people feel special," including unique bridal jewelry.

The playground will be closed for a few days during the project, which will likely commence late this month.

Looking for a workout experience that is quintessentially San Francisco? Hike up Russian Hill for a game with a view at the Marble courts.

Russian Hill has a variety of yoga options, from purely exercise-focused to spiritual. Here's all that's on offer.

The Russian Hill Neighbors have something for everyone, from family nights to clean-up days to social get-togethers for neighbors.

The studio offers no classes, only personal training, and there are no specialized machines or equipment—though it does feature state-of-the-art oxygen infusion technology.

This week, a suspect was arrested for shooting a gun at Coit Tower, a robber made off with makeup at knifepoint, and more.

Chef Max Mackinnon is coming onboard as Mason Pacific prepares to reopen following a March fire.

Some permanent SF residents who travel frequently say they're getting left out, and the law should be amended.

A shooting in North Beach, carjacking suspects arrested and several cell phone grabs top this weeks notable crimes.

Nestled atop Russian Hill is a tiny wine bar with a big presence.

This week's crime roundup include a slew of cell phone thefts, the stabbing of an elderly man, and a dramatic Chinatown showdown.

Much of the debate centered around the Whole Foods 365 store proposed for Polk's former Lombardi Sports.

This week's crime roundup features an unusual number of hot prowls, a stabbing and several robberies at gunpoint.

Ever wonder about the men and women in blue who patrol your neighborhood? Swing by La Boulangerie in Hayes Valley between 7:30 and 9:30am tomorrow for "coffee with a cop."

Plainclothes officers took down three suspects who laid in wait for, and then robbed, three tourists from Argentina.

Killer Shrimp, the crustacean-themed SoCal import that opened on Broadway last August, has closed its doors, ostensibly to focus on finding a new location near the waterfront.

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

In this week's recap: Jewelry heist suspects nabbed by cops, a necklace snatch, attempted robbery averted by security guard, and more.

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.

Also in this week's police blotter: cell phone grabs, a hot prowl burglary, and a woman sliced in the neck with a box cutter.

Two suspects who allegedly robbed a Daly City CVS were taken into custody after crashing a stolen vehicle in North Beach.

Robberies, an unprovoked assault, a homicide near Aquatic Park, and plenty more from the neighborhood police blotter.

College student Calvin Riley was shot in the chest while playing the popular smartphone game.

'Girlboss' will close several blocks in Russian Hill tomorrow for a stunt scene involving a broken-down car.

The bakery will continue to serve cookies, cakes, and cafe fare at a new flagship location at Polk & Pine.

A random assailant severely beat and injured an elderly man on Powell Street.

Witnesses said an electrical fire started in the rear of the building.

Last month, the eatery announced it was temporarily closing for renovations.

From a new sandwich shop to an incoming Korean-Japanese spot, here's what we know about SF's restaurant scene.

The new beer garden is set to open this Friday.

The long-vacant Big Apple market on Polk Street will soon have a new tenant.

The Con Brio guitarist has lived in North Beach for nearly 8 years.

The neighborhood's newest eatery will offer house-made waffles, hot drinks and cold desserts.

Plainclothes police officers recognized the suspect vehicle and reportedly witnessed two break-ins.

A man was robbed of his wheelchair, a hot prowl burglar was thwarted by his victim, and arguments ended in assaults.

A revamped menu will include more grab-and-go items and focus on burgers.

A verbal altercation between the man and multiple suspects became physical.

In one incident, a victim detained a suspect until police arrived.

'House of Cannabis' is currently navigating the city's lengthy approval process.

This week's edition features a hammer-wielding thief, a chaotic candy robbery, and two robberies at gunpoint.

In one incident, a man and woman near the Embarcadero were attacked without provocation by a man wielding a pipe.

Neighbors are rallying behind residents and businesses affected by a 2-alarm fire on July 14.

A dozen organizations oppose the project, but more than 130 neighbors have submitted letters of support.

In one incident, a woman pepper-sprayed a man and took his cash after he invited her to his room.

In multiple incidents, teen assailants reportedly stole cell phones by force.

Car chases, simulated gunfire and other forms of mayhem are scheduled for tomorrow.

Owners have scaled back plans for building a youth-oriented hotel with a rooftop bar.

The new restaurant comes from the restaurateur behind InoVino in Cole Valley.

The course will feature iconic San Francisco landmarks at each hole.

In one incident, two women in their twenties assaulted and robbed a man who was using an ATM.

To ensure fresh brews, the new taproom will serve beer straight from the tanks.

In one incident, a carjacking suspect was arrested after crashing a stolen vehicle.

Commissioners voted 4-3 to scrap the project, which has been in the works since 2015.

The restaurant closed after its lease was not renewed.

Sales are permitted under a yearlong pilot program, which could be extended.

Fans of Casey's Pizza food truck can now enjoy a slice in its new Mission Bay spot.

Early on Sunday, police fatally shot a suspect who was holding family members hostage.

Student Emily Montiel says students aren't protected from wildfire smoke in school.

The museum, once located in SoMa, is reopening after a 2-year hiatus.

An armed robber held up a North Beach shop and fired a single shot before fleeing.

Several people were robbed at gunpoint in the area.

Because the coffee roaster is a chain, the Planning Commission must approve the expansion.

Although it was shot in 1947, many San Franciscans will recognize these locations today.

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

In one incident, a 92-year-old woman was shoved to the ground and robbed.

In one incident, four teens were arrested for purse snatching after the victim gives chase.

A local brewery is opening a taproom at Ghirardelli Square next month.

The owner of Cole Valley's 'InoVino' has branched out with a spin-off eatery.

Haight Street may be getting a new Thai restaurant.

A 64-year-old woman succumbed to her injuries after she was hospitalized.

On Thursday, project sponsors plan to present a new proposal for the grocery store, which includes roughly five units of housing.

The folks behind Daly City's popular Koi Palace are planning to open a new eatery in the former Waxman's Restaurant.

In one incident, a woman sprayed a security guard in the face so she could steal from a store.

A Latin street food eatery will open in Ghirardelli Square.