A surveillance photo shows a person of interest in the sexual assault and burglary of a 74-year-old Chinatown woman.

From art performances and street fairs to comedy and community events, there's plenty to keep you busy this weekend.

This is only the poet's second trip to the U.S. and first time on the West Coast, but he's a big name in China, and increasingly in this country as well.

16 businesses so far have submitted an application to be named to the Legacy Business Registry, but none have been processed, due to lack of staffing.

The 74-year-old neon sign will be re-installed on Wednesday evening, and weekend hours will extend to 3am starting in late May.

"The Barbary Coast," co-written and directed by Gibson, will tell the tale of the city's wild and nefarious beginnings.

City officials and others attended the ribbon-cutting for Chinese Hospital that began at 11am today, and featured performers from Beach Blanket Babylon.

The exchange's all-female staff was required to memorize every customer's phone number and address—more than 3,000 of them.

After several weeks of construction, a sign has gone up saying Hanlin Tea Room is coming soon in the former Tii Restaurant & Cafe on Kearny. The new spot will serve Taiwanese food, tea and bubble tea.

There's a lot to do in and around North Beach this weekend, especially if you like comedy, goats, or getting a closer look at Chinatown.

A tweet from AntiDisplacementCoup warns tourists that Airbnb is destroying Chinatown.

Judy Yung will show historical photos depicting life in the community from the Gold Rush to the 1989 earthquake at the launch of "Images of America: San Francisco's Chinatown."

As anticipated, the Planning Commission voted to approve the 65-foot building, slated for the southeast corner of California and Powell, during its meeting yesterday afternoon.