Have you checked out the Grubbies, the Financial District's secret takeout window for sushi, uni and more? Get your weekend highlights, plus more on the Grubbies, with this week's video segment.

A clothesline stretched across the construction site represents the 60 tenants displaced by the destructive fire that gutted the building.

The mural of Bob and Linda Belcher, at 20th and Bryant, is a tribute to the hit animated show's origins in the Mission.

In a galaxy not so far, far away from downtown San Francisco, aspiring Jedi knights are learning to wield—and fight with—lightsabers.

Underwear company Thinx argues that its "pussy-grabbing-proof underwear" ad isn't offensive, but BART disagrees.

A colorful installation on Market Street gauged pedestrians' moods for three days last month—and its findings may surprise you.

Carouba "was one of the true pioneers of adult, not just in San Francisco, but nationally," says an expert on the city's adult film industry.

San Francisco has long been a hotbed for religious cults. But in the 1970s and early 1980s, the city's youth were under siege by cult leaders and the families willing to do anything to save them.

After being evicted from Fillmore Street, the Coltrane Church has found a new home at St. Cyprian's Episcopal Church.

Even though it might look different today, the "high gay holiday" of Halloween hasn't left the Castro.

This season we're taking you on a historic romp through the past of 6114 California Street.

The annual event will feature fashions from the 1920's through the 1970's.

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