The Portland-based leather company could open its doors on Divisadero as soon as this week.

Jason Hopkins has been in the incense business on Divisadero since 1981, and he’s seen the neighborhood change quite a bit over the years.

We explore how NoPa and Western Addition's names came about, and which is the "correct" version.

"Alamo Square Super Bowl 50 sculpture got hit again, last night/this morning? Every part of this thing has been mangled at this point," reports tipster SF Citizen.

At last night's meeting, Capt. John Sanford continued to assail careless cyclists on the Wiggle, and addressed why so many violent crimes occur near the station itself.

NFL Films has obtained a permit to film in Alamo Square tomorrow for a documentary. The permit states that 49ers offensive tackle Joe Staley will be having a picnic in the park from 3:30-4:30pm.

The ever-popular baking and coffee mecca is getting deeper into the pizza game.

Under new management since last October, Fulton Street's Saffron Grill is holding onto the past and adjusting for the future.

The popular traveling neighborhood event is coming to the Western Addition with a climbing wall, book giveaway, and more.

Peek inside The Center, a self-proclaimed sanctuary for “transformation, consciousness and community.”

An artisanal chocolate shop is headed to the Divisadero corridor.

Divisadero's popular bakery and coffee shop is looking to expand its offerings.

The park's full perimeter will be fenced off for the duration of the makeover, including the dog play area and the view of the Painted Ladies.

"Finally laying new sod at Alamo Square Park!" reports tipster Deirdre C., who snapped this photo and passed it along to us via our new SMS tipline.

After unexpected delays, Divisadero's Kava Lounge is aiming for a late October opening.

Not sure what Divisadero's recent zoning changes mean for the neighborhood? Here's an explanation of how they work.

The Divisadero Art Walk is back—and under new management.

Boxing, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Muay Thai and more, all at your neighborhood mixed martial arts gym.

One of Nuala's favorite moments of 2015: meeting the artist behind an ever-changing installation of mobiles on McAllister.

A look into the early-morning activity of Alamo Square that a tourist may never see.

"Electro-pop" quintet Panic Is Perfect is shooting their new video tonight, and Madrone patrons are invited to be a part of it.

The newest addition to the Haight's trove of record stores not only sells used records, but cleans them as well.

After 10 years, the 97 Cent Plus store on Divisadero is up for grabs.

The permit fees were waived "as this is part of the civic celebration," said Rec & Parks.

A giant new "50" statue has appeared in Alamo Square as part of Super Bowl 50, taking place later this month. Ten of the statues, which weigh 1,600 pounds, will be installed throughout the Bay Area.

Lil' Wayne's caretaker is hoping to raise funds for his cremation and memorial.

The Divisadero boutique is celebrating its 10th year in business with a ukelele player, face-painting, tarot readings and snacks.

Though the Fillmore and North Beach get all the publicity, Divisadero also has a history as a jazz center of San Francisco.

A closer look at what's for rent near Divisadero.

Divisadero's 97 Cent Plus store is closing its doors, and we've rounded up some items to pick up before it's too late.

Our local mezcal-rich Mexican restaurant is celebrating its one year anniversary with a series of discounts and events.

Multiple tipsters wrote in to note the abrupt closure.

From paintings to sculpture to photography, the event offers something for every artistic taste.

The popular bubble tea joint is headed to Divisadero.

The Alamo Square Neighborhood Association raised over $130,000 to plant the new trees.

You might walk, bike or drive by it every day—but do you know the history of 1153 Oak Street?

The used record shop also offers ultrasonic vinyl cleaning and de-warping services.

Get your most comfortable walking shoes ready because we've got an educational exercise opportunity for you.

Impending pipeline replacements on two of our busiest commercial corridors have been delayed.

Key Food's space has been a corner store since the 1920s.

Terry Williams has a knack for dogs, and a lifelong appreciation for Alamo Square.

A movie called "The Five Year Engagement," starring Emily Blunt and Jason Segel, filmed in Alamo Square yesterday. Here's our recap from the scene!

Local shop Rare Device is once again bring a dose of flair to Divisadero with a new art show.

Bi-Rite's Thanksgiving is quite a production, with enough Thanksgiving turkeys and sides sold to feed 10,000 people.

A collision at Hayes and Steiner this afternoon left four people with life-threatening injuries.

The long-brewing residential permit parking zone between Webster and Masonic will face a decisive vote next week.

The final Divisadero art walk of the year has been rescheduled due to inclement weather.

The arcade bar—featuring both retro classics and modern indie games—is expected to debut in late spring 2017.

18,000 copies of a new local newspaper called HAtCHBeat landed on neighborhood doorsteps yesterday.

The incumbent and challenger kept it civil, but a packed room of spectators cheered openly for their favorite candidate.

The park's renovation is now at the 50 percent completion mark, but some new factors will slightly delay its opening.

Real estate prices, bad landlords, traffic tickets and more – here's what's ticking our readers off lately.

Brenda's Meat & Three and 4505 Burgers & BBQ dominated Bay Area restaurant best-of lists in 2014.

Acrylic still lives, the psychology of artists, and how to sell your work are just a few of the workshops Big Umbrella is hosting in the near future.

The annual footrace/bacchanal is coming up this Sunday.

1,260 square feet of retail space is now up for lease on Fulton and Divisadero.

A nationwide public art exhibit is taking place, with pieces appearing in our very own neighborhood.

Get behind the counter with Michael Wieck, 821 bartender.

Hate the proposed condos behind the Alouis Auto Radiator building? It's time to take matters into your own hands.

Are local corner stores preparing to sustain a major blow when the price of cigarettes increases by $2 per pack next year? We asked a few familiar faces for their thoughts.

Behind the scenes with Brenda Buenviaje, who's bringing Brenda’s Meat & Three to Divisadero.

Roasted hogs, Gigantes dogs, big screen projections and more await you during the neighborhood's World Series festivities.

A new combination hair salon and art gallery has opened at the corner of Fell and Fillmore.

Three separate projects will bring a slew of changes to the Wiggle in the months ahead.

Rare Device's upcoming group show features the work of local smartphone photographers.

We sat down with ASNA president Gus Hernandez to learn what the neighborhood association is all about, and what's on the agenda for their next big meeting.

Divisadero Street used to be a hub for jazz music, and you may recognize some of the former venues today.

Heads up: half of Alamo Square is closed again today for a drone-powered commercial shoot.

Friends of the Urban Forest is planning to install dozens of new trees in our area, and you can claim one of your own.

A new health-conscious pop-up is now open inside Mojo Bicycle Cafe, three mornings a week.

The shuttered Sacred Heart Church at Fell and Fillmore has suddenly found new life -- as a roller skating rink, of all things.

We recently noticed that there's a new print newspaper in town. Curious, we caught up with editor Liz Fedak to learn more.

One man is dead, and two others injured, following a shooting near Turk & Scott this morning.

Five of your favorite local businesses are celebrating 10th anniversaries on Divisadero this year.

A 5-story apartment building is planned for a long-vacant lot on Hayes at Divisadero.

Big 5 Sporting Goods has stepped up to lend a hand to those displaced by January's fire near Alamo Square.

The new baby duck has been adopted by the family of "people's duck" Lil' Wayne, who was tragically killed in a hit-and-run last month.

The new program at Academy of Tae Kwon Do offers yoga classes for children aged three to 11.

One block of Pierce Street is getting much less shady this week, but not in the way we'd prefer.

Neighborhood pie connoisseur King Kobbler needs a helping hand from the citizens of Kobblertropolis.

Here's a novel way you can potentially make some money tomorrow and help reduce the likelihood of people peeing on your front door.

The neighborhood's longtime late-night go-to may be gone for good.

Despite the rise of Airbnb, small boutique hotels still remain in the neighborhood. Let's take a tour, shall we?

The restaurant, which celebrated its 10-year anniversary this year, will move its famously late closing time from 1am to midnight on weeknights. Will you miss its wee-hours offerings?

This Thursday, Madrone is hosting Emergency USA, an NGO currently focused on the ebola crisis in Sierra Leone.

This week, the Divisadero neighborhood is filled with opportunities to eat, drink and learn.

This NoPa hidden business specializes in all kinds of dog training, walking and care.

Nopa is hosting field trips to food-tasting events outside of the city.

Charitable donations, an art opening and a knee pain workshop are all taking place along Divisadero.

Multiple muggings and a shooting drew a larger-than-usual crowd to this month's Park Station community meeting.

The majority of the park is still slated to reopen in late winter.

Catch up some upcoming local events in the neighborhood this week.

After 24 years on Divisadero, Cara Glass & Sash is in search of a new location.

You can now find veggie sandwiches at the Mill four days a week, plus adult beverages on pizza nights.

Meet the red-headed bartender who's worked behind the bar at The Independent for over a decade.

As The Mill turns two, we look back and look forward at what's next for the popular bakery.

Workshop SF is reviving Indie Mart tomorrow night, just in time for holiday shopping.

Residential parking permits, a new board of directors, and plans for the year ahead are on the agenda.

Firefighters are currently battling a fire on the northwest corner of McAllister and Scott.

Over the past few weeks, the neighborhood has seen a number of robberies and hot prowl burglaries near The Panhandle.

A hearty patch of grass is now available to Painted Ladies visitors.

Styling services, vintage clothes, and community events are among plans for the new store.

Crime continues to decline in the district, but burglaries from occupied homes occur with some frequency.

Vehicle theft, burglaries and other forms of larceny top the list.

Several people have been robbed North Of the Panhandle, and one man was shot in front of his home on the edge of the park.

The station is preparing for next month’s 420 Day and the Summer of Love's 50th anniversary.

A project to bring stormwater management and traffic calming to the Wiggle is nearing the implementation phase.

How the freeway revolt saved the park, powered BART and enabled the culture of the '60s.

The Popeyes brand is moving on up, with our humble eatery the latest makeover in a national rebranding effort.

A final vote on the project has been delayed, as some residents object to proposed traffic changes on Divisadero.

The incident serves as yet another reminder to make sure you're entering the vehicle you requested.

Seniores Pizza will bring Divisadero's pizza options up to ten spots within eight blocks.

Start gathering your gear: Alamo Square is finally reopening.

Bait bikes, a bike registry, and Craigslist threats are just a few tactics being employed by SFPD's Park Station to deter bike theft.

There are some big changes coming soon for Alamo Square Park.

An apparent uptick in discarded hypodermic needles in Alamo Square has parents and patrons worried.

We met up with the owner of an acclaimed neighborhood electrical company to learn what makes it the best.

The building has hosted Catholic parishioners, Black Panthers, Vietnam War protesters and roller skaters.

Divisadero's latest art walk is happening this Thursday, and it's going to be a lively one.

Here's the latest news on neighborhood shootings, einkorn wheat, improv classes and art walks.

Robberies, assaults and vehicle crimes continue to increase north of the Panhandle.

If you think there's enough construction going on in your neighborhood, get ready to readjust your definition of "too much".

Divisadero's local health food store/pet shop has been in the neighborhood longer than most of its residents.

Tonight, swing by an abandoned church full of queer nuns roller skating in Halloween costumes.

The people we met around Alamo Square recently.

The order was issued at 11:18am on Monday morning and was lifted shortly after noon.

Those looking for tarot cards and palm readings on Divisadero will have to go elsewhere.

Soon patrons of 4505 Burgers & BBQ will be able to eat their ribs protected from the elements.

If you live between Page and Haight, and have a car, you might not love the proposed Area Q permit parking zone.

We catch up with Western Addition native London Breed to discuss her past and future efforts to improve District 5.

An orphanage, a bank, and a meat market are all in 600 Divisadero's past.

La Urbana's plans to add outdoor seating are seeing some opposition from Grove Street neighbors.

A longstanding Divisadero restaurant has said goodbye, making way for new venture Horsefeather.

Community interaction, length of visits, and cost all play into the decision to go with or without WiFi.

After more feedback from residents, planners have tweaked the boundaries of Area Q yet again.

Here's what we're hearing from Hoodline readers on our text-a-tip line, at (415) 200-3233.

After a heart attack and double bypass surgery, Madrone bouncer Em Wah is getting help from the community.

This afternoon, the SFMTA Board of Directors unanimously approved the proposed Area Q parking permit zone.

Big Umbrella Studios has launched a Kickstarter campaign to help fund future Divisadero Art Walks.

The building's landlord demands that the restaurant pay up or vacate the premises.

It's been a year since tour buses were banned from the Alamo Square area. What's changed?

Small but mighty, Mini Bar hosts a fundraiser for the victims of the McAllister Street fire.

Curious what's moving in to the former location of our local doggie diva boutique?

A 25-year old Fremont resident was booked on suspicion of the April 2nd hit-and-run.

A local family shelter is working to bring Lava Mae buses into the Alamo Square neighborhood.

New plans have been released for the proposed building, expanding its scope from 16 to 60 residential units.

An update on the next phase of the 5-Fulton project, including one element that's raised safety concerns.

Crime is generally down, but the Haight Street-Alvord Lake area continues to attract violence, police say.

Divisadero has a brand-new pizza place, and it's already a regular spot for local kids.

For those of you already anticipating your vernal outfits for the reopening day of Alamo Square Park, we've got some bad news.

Mojo Bicycle Cafe is more than quadrupling its number of taps to carry a wide variety of craft beers.

Meet "Area Q," the newly proposed parking permit zone covering roughly 66 square blocks around Alamo Square.

A new series of drawings and oil paintings by local artist Drew Bennett is now up at The Mill.

After foiling Animal Care & Control officers multiple times, the escape artist has been captured.

Take a trip back in time with these historical photos of the Divisadero of yesteryear.

The Perish Trust has some extra floorspace with the departure of Umami Mart's pop-up.

If this is your go-to laundromat, you'll need an alternative this month.

A few leftovers from the week include upcoming community meetings, fundraisers, and news about a few local businesses.

There have been several muggings and car burglaries along the Divisadero corridor this month.

La Urbana is one step closer to getting sidewalk seating, but Grove Street neighbors have filed an appeal.

Starting this Sunday, the group aims to make learning and engaging in civic issues more fun and social.

Our picks for the best live music this month at venues across the area, from big concerts at the Independent to tiny restaurant and bar shows.

Prepare your selfies: after a few delays, local and tourist favorite Alamo Square Park is finally set to open next week.

With tastings, sausages, and a bar crawl, Divisadero is stepping up to the plate this year for SF Beer Week.

Divisadero's neighborhood tattoo shop has been around longer than most people think.

At long last, the former Acme Burgerhaus space will see new life as Seniore's Pizza.

The fences have come down, and the park is open once again to locals and photo-hungry visitors alike.

Fly Bar's longtime bartender discusses her love of the neighborhood, sake bombs, and the 'Mayor of Divisadero.'

Two big neighborhood events are combining for the second year in a row this Sunday, bringing vendors and activities to the streets.

After 16 years on Divisadero, the vegetarian restaurant has called it quits.

Flag football, free bike repairs, bluegrass, kid's yoga and much, much more, all headed your way tomorrow.

The Harding Theater may finally see some action after over a decade of sitting vacant on Divisadero.

The origins of Nopalize, and the changing food culture in San Francisco.

The digestive liqueur amaro is hitting Divisadero, in a well-known neighborhood venue.

Over 2,000 organic farms are registered with WWOOF-USA, which is based right in our neighborhood.

ASNA has established a fund to support the 15 residents displaced by Saturday's fire.

New Airbnb legislation is in the works, but will it affect our neighborhood's rentals?

The street artist has painted American burying beetles on the paths of Alamo Square.

A new sushi joint, an Indian restaurant, a well-known local coffee chain, and a kava lounge will all be opening their doors on Divisadero soon.

Next up in our series on local bartenders is Mojo head honcho Remy Nelson.

District 5 residents can bring their concerns and questions.

A sketch session hosted by nudie mag BelleSf will take place tonight and every fourth Tuesday of the month.

The corner of Hayes and Divisadero gets a new mural by local artist Brian Barneclo.

A neighborhood meeting is taking place at Club Waziema tonight to discuss luxury developments along Divisadero.

She's been grooming the dogs of Divisadero (and beyond) since 1994.

Tomorrow, the Planning Commission will vote on the renovation of the historic Harding Theater and the construction of a five-story condo building on the lot next door.

More housing units per square foot may soon be approved for the Divisadero corridor.

The biannual community-building festival returns this week, with plenty of events in and around the Panhandle.

Alex Assefa opened up shop on September 12th, an auspicious day for an Ethiopian coffee roaster.

A number of signs have appeared near Alamo Square, stating that the area is a "No Tech-Zone."

Divisadero will soon look very different, with several housing developments and a large theater renovation in the works.

Ever wanted to visit the creepy Westerfeld House, or step inside a Painted Lady? This Sunday is your chance.

Alert the Tanners: camera-wielding trespassers have penetrated the perimeter of the temporarily-closed Alamo Square Park.

The Hayes Valley darling will open its larger Divisadero spinoff in a matter of days.

Alamo Square resident Christopher Holden is dealing with the grief of losing partner Jonathan Conte, along with a steep rent increase, according to SFGate.

Rush hour congestion on Fillmore could be helped by some proposed traffic changes at Oak and Fell.

What has group art shows, free cocktails, photography exhibits and snacks? The Fall Divisadero Art Walk.

Monday's Alamo Square Neighborhood Association meeting is jam-packed with hot news and notable speakers.

Capt. John Sanford, Jr. encouraged residents who'd received KKK flyers to contact the station, even if no laws were broken.

Small but mighty: the "leftover" news of Divisadero is always worth a perusal.

If you live within a few blocks of Alamo Square, you can now apply for an Area Q residential parking permit.

Opinions on this year's event were mixed, with some reporting a gentler neighborhood impact.

Car-share program Getaround now has two dedicated parking spots on Alamo Square.