One of SF's best-known comedians riffs on housing, the tech industry, and more.

The holiday pop-up is located across the street from the store that was destroyed by fire earlier this year.

A fight at 30th and Mission early Saturday morning put one man in life-threatening condition and another in police custody.

After its chef suffered a health scare, the popular sushi bar decided to move back into its smaller original space at 30th & Mission.

The hearing uncovered barriers to developing one central department on homelessness, and gave community members the chance to speak out.

The SoMa graffiti art gallery is hosting a fundraiser to help the Mission-based arts nonprofit purchase its Bernal studio.

On Monday, Starbelly will host a fundraiser to help former employee Nick Stettenbenz, who was badly injured in a Castro hit-and-run.

The victim said he was caught in a crossfire.

"Our dogs started foaming at the mouth and throwing up."

Chef Tilak Gurung has revamped the interior and improved several popular dishes, say customers.

11,000 San Franciscans depend on Planned Parenthood each year—and 90 percent of them are below the poverty line.

The downside: for the moment, it's only a block long.

In this video shared last week on Reddit, we see a wannabe stuntman casually handing his beer to a friend before tumbling headlong down the black-diamond north face of Bernal Hill.

Bernal Heights loses a dive bar, while the Mission, SoMa and the Tenderloin welcome a wave of new eateries.

A 30-year-old man sustained life-threatening injuries in a hit-and-run early this morning at 30th and Mission.

"If we can make it in the Mission, chances are we can make it anywhere," said founder Evan Kuo.

Ronen was sworn in this month as the new supervisor for District 9, which includes the Mission, Bernal Heights, and Portola.

The coyote has been spotted taking in the sights, wandering through the grass, and generally being photogenic.

58% of residents who responded to an SFMTA survey voted for a residential permit parking program for their neighborhood.

Here's the latest roundup of tips we've received from Hoodline readers in the last week.

The views are great, but hill dwellers face a special set of challenges.

Look past your presidential election hangover to the results closer to home.

What the hail just happened?

SF's "coyote whisperer" has condemned the dog owners who let their pup chase the local coyote.

On Giving Tuesday, a local coyote expert warns neighbors that showering the beloved Bernal Hill coyote with gifts—especially from car windows—is putting her life in danger.

Gardening gives teenaged residents practical skills "and something to look forward to," said an organizer.

Six Bernal Heights beer spots have teamed up to create a way to try all the beers produced, served and sold in the neighborhood.

More than 18,000 trees are slated for removal under the draft plan.

The community center, which was hosting an ESL class when the ICE agents entered the building, also houses a preschool.

On Saturday night, someone stole Neighbor Tony’s scooter from outside his home on Precita Avenue.

The popular craft beer and whiskey purveyor is opening up a Mission location.

"I feel so lucky to have learned to bake on Cortland and have a bakery on this street," says owner Gillian Shaw.

The popular local hardware store is continuing to grow, even after its Bernal Heights location was destroyed in a fire last year.

The SFMTA plans to use Bernal Heights as the site of an experimental Residential Parking Permit plan.

There’s been plenty of confusion surrounding the proposal to create of a new Residential Parking Permit zone.

Frustrated cyclists have chronicled the follies of the many confused motorists parking their cars directly in the bike lane.

"I have an issue when the city wants to give different access to what are essentially public goods," one neighbor told us.

The body of 33-year-old Giovanny Alvarez was discovered last week on the south side of Bernal Hill.

One is planned for Mission Street and the other will bring sushi and sashimi to Precita Park.

An elderly woman was assaulted by a man living in an encampment outside the site of a proposed homeless facility.

The victim was discovered by someone taking an early-morning walk.

This weekend features adventures in Dolores Park, Italian books and star-crossed lovers in a galaxy far, far away.

The new establishment will provide Hawaiian-inspired dishes, beer and wine for pinball enthusiasts.

The new eatery blends popular choices from several cuisines on its mix-and-match menu.

The dog rescue group's founder was mugged near her Bernal Heights home last month.

A FedEx driver found himself marooned after taking a turn for the worse.

Take some time to relax in Bernal Heights’ front yard.

The proposal would limit parking to 2 hours on weekdays for non-permit holders.

Commuting bicyclists say encampments make the path unsafe for riding.

A sidewalk work crew made a romantic spelling error, but soon returned to correct it.

The truck narrowly missed a car, a house and a dog before the tree saved the day.

Owner Rick Karp is in talks with the property owner at the new development.

“My top priorities are affordable housing and legacy businesses,” said Sup. Hillary Ronen.

This hand-painted 1990 Honda Accord is a conspicuous landmark in Bernal Heights.

After November 28, the only banking services remaining in the neighborhood will be ATMs.

The crash occurred this afternoon at 1:49pm.

Both neighborhoods have served as meccas for artists, but which one provides a better lifestyle?

Supporters say it would be the first memorial in the state dedicated to a victim of police violence.

The final event for a storytelling series that explores Bay Area history through vinyl recordings.

With help from a cannabis dispensary, the Vasquez family has returned to their fully restored apartment.

Also known as "Someguy," Singer is behind several installations that have appeared around the city.

Via the recently passed HOME-SF legislation, the developer could add 16-20 affordable units.

For years, the firm jeopardized clients' immigration status and charged excessive fees, officials said.

After a year packed with changes and challenges, the gallery's owner is asking the community for help.

More homes are expected on the market this fall, but short supply continues to drive up prices.

Over the course of the year, 27 additional businesses will be awarded the mini-grants.

"It means starting all over again," said Eliza Laffin, who terminated her lease after a legal settlement with the landlord.

Many merchants say the stations cause traffic congestion and were installed with little notice.

Recently, neighbors have reported seeing foot patrols on Bernal Hill as well.

Caltrans is on its way to clear the tree.

The program will only impact drivers who live in Dogpatch and Bernal Heights.

Neighbors said the bus struck a small hauling truck while driving uphill on Tuesday afternoon.

The Mission's 'Old Jerusalem Restaurant' is moving to a new space with a rear patio.

After an extended hiatus, the street fair is back.

The shirt was created to reward donors who crowdfunded the artist's mural at Pinhole Coffee.

Investigating officers say witnesses have declined to cooperate.

This is the second time in two years thieves have burgled the store.

Even though she has health insurance, Kara Zordel's medical bills have reached $30,000.

The single-track railway is now known as San Jose Avenue.

The explosion sent debris onto nearby streets as officials responded to the scene.

For years, Carney was an active part of San Francisco's music community.

The new liquor store was two years in the making.

According to SFFD, the gas leak may have originated in a water heater.

The dispensary is the only location for adult-use sales in the neighborhood.

A century-old postcard is traced back to a family that played a major role in the city's history.

Retired SFPD officer Evan Lammers died last week, leaving behind Fran Maffeo, his partner of 40 years.

A surviving victim is in a coma with brain damage and paralysis, according to police.

Craving pizza on a budget? These five spots in the city are offering deals.

Police assisted the victims within seconds, but the shooter escaped.

The owner is offering a cash reward of $1,000 for the return of several bikes he designed.

Critics say the plan penalizes area vehicle owners who live outside the permit zone.

With charming construction, picturesque views and an artsy business district,  Bernal Heights offers a village-like feel without leaving the city proper.

The victim was crossing the street when he was struck by a vehicle.

Among other changes, the mural replaces Twin Peaks with Mt. Fuji.

Perfect your homemade bagels, roll out your own sushi, craft a homemade craft beer, and more.

Here's what $4,000 will get you on an apartment rental in Bernal Heights.

Hop Oast serves beer brewed on site as well as a few guest selections.

The Sunday pop-up uses a technique that creates crunchy, chewy bagels.

If approved, Secession Art & Design could expand its programming.

Just how far does a housing dollar stretch in San Francisco today?

The crash occurred early in the morning on August 3.

On Friday night, four people in the Fillmore were wounded in a single shooting.

This is the third time it’s flown the coop, or the pond, or whatever.

The short film, “based on an unfortunately true story,” screened at Sundance earlier this year.

The business' last day will be September 8.

Diandra Thompson and Liza Fernandez met at a martial arts studio in the neighborhood as children — and now run one themselves.

The incident occurred on Cortland Avenue at Ellsworth Street.

The incident was captured on a home security camera.

We've partnered with local news station ABC7 for a weekly segment featuring some of the most interesting goings-on coming up each weekend, culled from our local coverage and events calendar.

In the first court-ordered eviction since the Ghost Ship fire in Oakland, the Bernalhaus collective were forced out.

PG&E is using liquid nitrogen to reposition a buried high-voltage line.

The artist behind the sign thought up the piece while driving from Hunter's Point to Bernal Heights.

Security cameras caught people running from the scene as gunshots rang out.

The Godoy family lost all of their belongings, but no one was injured.

The suspect is facing several charges, including felony hit and run.

San Francisco has now seen eight homicides in less than two weeks.

The popular SoMa-based brewer has opened a new beer and pizza joint.

From a pizzeria-brewpub to a Hawaiian-inspired pinball bar, check out the new combos that are keeping Bernal Heights interesting.

The owner of the 85-year-old bar hopes that its newly minted legacy business status will help secure its place in the neighborhood.

Craving kimchi fried rice or a killer deep-dish pepperoni pizza? Look no further.

Red's offers unusual toppings like strawberries and Nutella, along with the classics.

The Shared Schoolyards Project is offering free weekend soccer and basketball games for adults at unused school playgrounds.

From sound mediation to a discussion of art in relation to one's health, here are some of the top health-related events coming your was this week.

As its name suggests, Egg White offers an extensive variety of egg-based breakfast offerings, along with sandwiches and salads at lunch.

Mounting expenses due to COVID-19 led to the tough decision to close the popular Bernal Heights restaurant permanently.

Here's what's new on San Francisco's food scene.

The "Black Lives Matter" art on the rock — long a space for public expression — was destroyed in less than 24 hours.

A new eatery named for a coastal province in south Vietnam has opened up shop in Bernal Heights.

We analyzed data from Yelp, Facebook and ClassPass to identify which studios are the most popular. Read on for the results.

Even as fall looms, there's still an opportunity to soak up the last drops of summer fun in SF.

If you've got Asian fare on the brain, you're in luck: We've found the freshest San Francisco eateries to quell your cravings. Read on for menu items, photos and hours.

What's the best bargain you can expect to find on a place in Bernal Heights these days?

The path, one of only a few connecting southeastern neighborhoods to downtown, is getting an upgrade.

After securing the future of St. Mary's Pub, business owner Maria Davis is launching a new product, Three Sisters Bloody Mary Mix.

The Bernal Heights marketplace, where several food entrepreneurs got their first start, will close on Dec. 22, to be replaced by a Pilates studio.

High rents, an increasingly unusable city health care program, and unrealistic taxes created a perfect storm, says the restaurant's former owner.

For SF businesses, becoming their own landlords can be the solution to rising rents — and while it's not easy, it's not as hard as some may think.

Supervisor Hillary Ronen said she was "incensed" over the incident, and called for Public Works to apologize.

The craze for home bread baking has depleted stocks of flour and yeast, but quarantined neighbors are stepping up to help each other.

Written entirely by Bernal youth, "Six Feet of Separation" offers everything from business news to comics to quarantine-centric horoscopes.

San Francisco now has a total of 749 social-distancing circles across its city parks.

After struggling to stay afloat for several months, married owners Tom Prabpan and Chin Han Yat have decided to close their restaurant.

A celebration of local filmmakers and artists, Bernal Heights Outdoor Cinema has shifted to a drive-in format for its 17th season.

Adding to the financial struggles of shelter-in-place, the owners of Bernal Star are fighting back against their landlord, who is demanding $24,867.50 in unpaid rent by the end of the month.

Over 100 artists participated in Bernal Heights’ outdoor art “walk-by,” allowing neighbors to view their creations at a safe distance.

Starting Tuesday, the site of the Alemany Farmers’ Market will be the newest free coronavirus testing center, with no insurance required.

Like all neighborhood restaurants and bars around the city, the businesses of Bernal Heights/La Lengua need your support — and there's no better time to go check out the scene again than this sunny weekend in SF.

Two bars, two different fates. Over in Bernal Heights/La Lengua, next-door bars El Rio and Virgil's Sea Room, which almost share a backyard were it not for a fence, have arrived at diverging moments in this COVID year.

The fresh coat of graffiti on the oft-painted Bernal Rock is a stone-cold declaration against recent attacks on the Asian American and Pacific Islander community.

Another mountain lion has made it into the urban wilds of San Francisco, and it was spotted in Bernal Heights on Tuesday morning.

What had been a CBD “wellness boutique” on Cortland Avenue will now be a full-blown cannabis dispensary with a “women-focused business model,” Mary Modern.

The great Walgreens closures are underway, and signs in the stores claim “90% Off” sales, but the shelves are nearly 100% empty and draped in caution tape.

A space-age makeover is underway at the new bar Mothership, in the former Virgil's Sea Room location, with an out-of-this-world curated craft cocktail menu.

If St. Patrick's Day means beer for you, the Bay Area offers no shortage of options to celebrate – green, Irish and otherwise.

The healthy takeout concept Mendocino Farms is opening up a new, tenth Bay Area location at the edge of San Francisco’s Bernal Heights neighborhood, at 90 Charter Oak Avenue.

Saturday marks the 21st anniversary of Mission-Bernal home-cooking favorite Emmy’s Spaghetti Shack, but COVID wrecked the 20th anniversary, so they’re celebrating both with DJs and a new Entertainment License.

Aww, f***! The rotisserie chicken, shawarma, and kebob hotspot Goood Frikin' Chicken has shut down, after an 18-year run at Mission and 29th Streets.

St. Kevin’s parish on Cortland Avenue turns 100 years old Saturday, and their Centennial Celebration will serve up the dishes of the Latin American, Filipino, and Pakistani heritages that make up the congregation.

While Secession Art & Design went mostly virtual during the pandemic and closed its Mission-Bernal storefront earlier this year, it is having a 15th anniversary party in the neighborhood this week with a pop-up gallery.

The Mission-Bernal Big Lots at Mission and 29th Streets has delivered oddball retail joy for decades, but is now boarded up and permanently closed.

San Francisco's most homegrown “outdoor movie in the park” series is back next month, and Bernal Heights Outdoor Cinema has posted all three nights’ schedules and locations.

The current pop-up restaurant Komaaj has posted signage that they’re taking over the former Good Frikin’ Chicken space at Mission and 29th Streets, so the location’s Middle Eastern food tradition will remain intact.

These lovely sidewalk benches are now being declared "unpermitted encroachments" on Mirabel Avenue in Bernal Heights, with the Public Works department now demanding $1,400 permits for benches that have been there as long as 20 years.

One-time northern Iranian pop-up Komaaj is now a full-fledged brick-and-mortar restaurant at the former home of Good Frikin’ Chicken, and their pomegranate chicken (and sumac beef and smoked salmon belly) are still pretty frikin’ good.