Days after a human skull was discovered at Haight & Central, a hand grenade was unearthed in Cole Valley.

The 1960 crash occurred in the city's literal center, but with the plane stuck in a tree, a rescue came too late for one survivor.

The man who helped the SFPD apprehend the convicts is Matthew Hay-Chapman, a 55-year-old homeless man who had been sleeping in Golden Gate Park. He's now eligible for up to $140,000 in reward money.

Tipped off by an eagle-eyed citizen, SFPD chased one suspect on foot into Kezar Stadium and captured his partner in the Haight Whole Foods parking lot.

Other headlines: the former Le Video space is for rent, a new record store is forthcoming, and Shin Dig is becoming a wine bar/shop.

At tomorrow's happy hour, the garden will feature Fort Point's Manzanita Ale, made with charred manzanita branches.

The owners of the vintage design and toy store have announced that plans to expand into a former laundromat next door have been postponed; they're currently looking for a temporary space.

San Francisco is one of Hollywood's favorite cities, and the Inner Sunset has played a supporting role in several films.

Two hot prowls, a daylight strongarm robbery, and an online date that turned into a felonious assault.

Once again, the Sunset Tunnel renovation is taking N-Judah trains offline past Church & Duboce for the weekend.

If you dine out and drink wine in Cole Valley, you've likely sampled something imported by Condes.

Built in 1907 by Robert R. Russ, the heir to one of the city's largest real-estate speculators, this Victorian mansion is in the home stretch of a complete renovation.

Friends have created two separate GoFundMe campaigns to help with relocation and replacing belongings.