Plans for 930 Cole are firming up: if approved, it'll have an urgent care clinic, a yoga studio, and a second restaurant for Zazie.

The Postal Service may be forced to replace thousands of locks if the letter larcenists can't be nabbed.

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.

On December 1st, a herd of goats (and a few humans with tools) will start work on creating a fire buffer zone around the 61-acre forest.

SFMTA says all of the construction for the Sunset Tunnel will take place during the day, and will not disrupt N-Judah service.

The station's plainclothes unit is now fully staffed, and attendees grilled reps from the SF Deltas soccer team for details on game-day strategies.

What's the story behind the giant church on Fulton?

The historic bridge will be reconstructed, but the process won't be quick.

The popular cafe is slated to reopen in February.

Neighbors are especially concerned about how the steep hillside will be stabilized during construction.

The 30-year-old market is winding down operations, with discounts on its stock and 50 percent off many bottles of wine.

This week's meeting is "a very rare chance" for Haight neighbors to suggest improvements for the troubled Alvord Lake area.

Reed Martin's concept for a car-light, pedestrian-friendly upper Haight Street has gone viral, garnering both praise and criticism.

For decades, UCSF Parnassus has produced miracle cures and treatments—and more than a few freedom-seeking lab monkeys.

The cafe is now officially back open for business.

405 Shrader has debuted its fall 2014 lineup, and it's a good one.

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.

A trio of handsome homes have hit the market in the Upper Haight and Cole Valley this month.

Owner Bradley Woehl turned down a sponsorship from Lyft because he wants his sidewalk rest stop to be "a community thing, instead of a corporate thing."

Founded by a local, the new site allows Inner Sunset and Cole Valley neighbors to purchase meals cooked by other neighbors.

This morning marks the launch of a new shuttle service that will run between Hillway Avenue and the Embarcadero during the morning commute.

Because the 88-year-old tunnel's walls and electrical system are in worse shape than expected, the price tag's going up—and there could possibly be more N-Judah delays and shutdowns in store.

Nearly 100 vendors and thousands of spectators braved yesterday's heat for one of the city's biggest street fairs.

An intrepid neighbor captured dreamy footage of the coyote that roams the Corona Heights area.

After two and a half months of construction, the newly renovated market is bringing in customers.

If approved, the clinic would likely be one of multiple tenants for the cavernous former garage.

The shop will close on February 29th, while its Cole Valley building gets a seismic retrofit. Owners are opening a second Inner Richmond location and will return to Cole St. in August.

A donor recently gave the organization tens of thousands of never-before-seen historical images.

The mom-and-pop vintage shop will also keep its Clement Street location, while a new coffee shop is rumored for the corner of Carl & Cole.

Because of drought and insect infestations, the tree mortality rate inside the "cloud forest" has doubled since 1999.

On the second Tuesday of each month, Park District Station holds a community meeting, and you're invited.

"Store owner Abe Saba is beloved, and his grocery was a community hub, so his retirement was one more unexpected development in a neighborhood."

The training studio for athletes is filling the space that Urban Sol Yoga pulled out of a few months ago.

An auto garage for nearly a century, the future of 930 Cole is uncertain.

Attendance had been declining ever since 2008, with a precipitous drop in 2014.

The historic Son Loy Laundry sign will stay for now, but major renovations are afoot as the space transforms.

Drop in on one of the city's biggest neighborhood festivals, hear D5 Supervisor candidates discuss the issues, attend an acrobatic cabaret, and more.

The GoHealth urgent care clinic opens next Monday, and the departed pet mural will be revived.

The race is on for District 5 Supervisor.

A slew of improvements are coming to the N-Judah line over the next year, starting on Monday.

In what has become a semi-regular occurrence, yet another driver took a wrong turn that disrupted service on Muni's busiest light-rail line.

A Rec and Park taskforce gave the playground a "D" rating but rejected a grant application for a redesign.

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.

Have the new empty cars at Carl and Hillway helped reduce overcrowding during the morning rush?

Pro tips from Hoodline readers and editors on making a trip on the N-Judah, Muni's most-ridden line.

"This story was special to me when I first wrote it because I love meeting people and I love ducks."

Today marks the Conservatory's debut of "Butterflies & Blooms," a living lepidoptery exhibition.

Silberman spoke to more than 100 people with autism to create a comprehensive look at the history and culture of the disorder.

The neighborhood's new group for seniors has rolled out its first round of programming: free yoga classes for older people.

City officials said the event remains officially unsanctioned, but cannabiz sponsors will help offset their costs.

Riders shouldn't get used to the newer buses on the 6: the line is going back to older buses for the holidays and eventually, for good.

A Pakistani immigrant, a tech worker, a veteran and a health-care executive talk about their post-election hopes and fears.

A tussle yesterday afternoon resulted in yet another stabbing at the notorious Haight and Stanyan intersection.

Introducing Captain Vaswani, who's taken leadership at Park Station since Captain Corrales' retirement.

State Senator-elect Scott Wiener joined Capt. John Sanford, Jr. and the staff of Park Station at today's second annual Peace on the Streets holiday party at the Waller Street skate park.

The man's face was injured and his jewelry was stolen.

On March 6th, a stranger tried to persuade a child waiting at a Cole Valley bus stop into his vehicle.

Cole Valley Fair is next weekend, and for once it doesn't overlap with Folsom.

After less than a year at Park Station, the captain is moving to lead Bayview Station.

The 4,750-square-foot space is zoned for personal services, limiting the types of businesses that can move in.

Police bust a man at a dog park with the wrong kind of treats, a hot prowler gets away in a Mercedes, and cops nab two robbers.

Once the home of the San Francisco 49ers, today's sedate recreational track is getting a makeover.

A peek inside the market that'll open in Cole Valley just in time for holiday cooking and baking.

The PCFMA's Upper Haight Market will return on April 15th, with improvements fueled by survey results.

Hoodline reached out to SFPD about the serial vandal back in January, but they have yet to respond.

Before there were cellphones and online forums, the Haight Ashbury Switchboard was the lifeline for new arrivals to the neighborhood.

December is officially upon us, so here are the best locally owned spots to snap up gifts for everyone on your list, as chosen by our editors.

The fourth weekend of ArtSpan’s SF Open Studios is on the way to a neighborhood near you.

Election Night captured the district's attention, but good news: crime is down.

If you ride the N-Judah over the next two weeks, you just might find yourself on a very different-looking train.

A new coffee shop may be coming to Carl & Cole, Tantrum reclaims its old digs, neighbors lose sleep over errant school bells, and more.

The troubadours have led Beatles and Bowie concerts on the corner of Carl & Cole and expect dozens of guests for their holiday show.

What and where is Mount Olympus, anyway?

Vierra and Friends' retrofit is over—which means its temporary Lower Haight space is now one step closer to becoming a Blue Bottle.

Here are five great walks to get you out of the house this Thanksgiving weekend.

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

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

The SFMTA is collecting feedback on the future look of Carl and Cole, and the group wants to hear your opinion.

After the city's first officially sponsored 4/20 Day, we're inviting feedback on how things went.

People walk through it, kids jump in it, and it could be a serious health hazard.

Parents organized a 120-student sit-out today—and are planning a protest tonight—to demand the return of a longtime teacher who was transferred.

Promotional graffiti has defaced an enormous amount of property in the Haight.

Confused and intoxicated drivers may continue to attempt a dangerous journey through the Sunset Tunnel.

There's a new tenant in the works for Son Loy Laundry, which operated on Stanyan Street for over 50 years.

The clothier/art gallery is the only outlet in the area for women's apparel and accessories.

A look back at the former Polytechnic High School and its unique history in the neighborhood.

A brand-new 500,000 storage tank feeds the century-old backup water system.

Though there are brightly lit signs at at either end of the tunnel warning people not to drive in, it's not an uncommon occurrence.

A new rideshare startup brings shuttle service between Cole Valley/The Haight and downtown/SoMa.

The Sunset Tunnel closed out January with yet another car getting stuck and blocking N-Judah service.

After over a year of bureaucratic delays, plans for a new parklet at Frederick and Stanyan are getting underway.

The corner of Frederick & Stanyan has seen a lot of turnover in recent years.

For 15 years, he's been recording the oral histories of aging wartime veterans and paying clients.

In response to an inquiry from Hoodline, a Public Works spokesperson said the city will start looking for replacements.

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

Neighborhood organizers and the city are planning major improvements to the city's oldest park.

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.

Many neighbors said they routinely encounter intravenous drug use, drinking, public urination and harassment.

Bambino's pizza chef Yonny Munoz suffered a seizure after being attacked by robbers who broke into his car.

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

Team representatives said they've taken steps to minimize negative impacts for nearby residents.

Yet another violent incident at one of the city's most notorious intersections.

A Cole Valley resident has turned to an unlikely solution to keep skunks out of his house.

Restaurants are shutting down to show solidarity with immigrant workers against President Trump's policies.

Two Cole Valley moms are hosting a bake sale Sunday afternoon to benefit local ACLU and Planned Parenthood chapters.

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

This week in crime and mayhem: a Lyft collision, robberies, and more.

La Boulangerie is ready to reopen in Cole Valley, and a new laundromat is up and running.

It's the third time this month.

Muni is hoping that the shutdown will be the last for the tunnel, which has been undergoing work since November 2014.

Directed by Bay Area local Amir Bar-Lev and produced by Martin Scorsese, the nearly four-hour film is a comprehensive history of the Dead.

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

A late-night thief stole six tablets, an iPhone and the cash register from the pork-centric café.

Bruce Beaudette is an instantly recognizable character known for his colorful and creative costumes, all year round.

Another driver ventured where no car ought to, getting stuck inside the tunnel at around 8pm last night.

Cole Valley's Say Cheese is launching a monthly cheese tasting class, starting tomorrow.

Rec & Park is kicking off improvements to the area with new sod and sprinklers.

Congratulations, N riders: you're getting the first of the brand-new Muni trains.

A major project to repair tracks and infrastructure in the Sunset Tunnel at Duboce Park will finally get underway this weekend.

Outstripped by the N-Judah, private commuter shuttle Chariot cuts Cole Valley stops.

Suspended for a month due to noise complaints, the Sunset Tunnel Trackway Improvement Project has been cleared to resume.

For more than 30 years, the school has turned out hundreds of clowns and acrobats.

Expect transit disruptions and some noise as weekend work on the Sunset Tunnel resumes.

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

Flywheel Coffee is putting together a proposal for a parklet installation.

Last night's discussion was devoted to various traffic safety issues within the SFPD's Park District.

This weekend in Odds & Ends: new brunch options, the SFPD on Twitter, and more.

For one local chain of cafes, the boom times are over.

This weekend's show is the latest in a series of musical performances at Alvord Lake.

Two new and updated murals appear, and a find 'em all honey bear contest is planned for Saturday.

Billowby is moving in, with office space upstairs and a video/photo studio in the basement.

The Medical Examiner's office confirmed that a body was discovered near the field at 7th & Lincoln.

Work on the N Judah track line may be suspended for two months or longer due to noise complaints from residents.

The citywide population has been estimated at more than 100.

Friends of the Urban Forest is bringing more street trees to the Haight and Cole Valley.

If plans are approved, the former bike shop would be replaced with three floors of housing above ground-floor retail.

The Upper Haight market may be in line for a remodel, and your feedback is requested.

To get the best deal on a rental in the Inner Sunset, you'll need a time machine.

One local artist has multiple awards, 48 New Yorker covers and a private commission for Neil deGrasse Tyson.

The future of the two storefronts remains unclear.

Info on the de Young's newest opening, and an update on the rash of vehicle break-ins in the Haight.

District 5 residents can bring their concerns and questions.

The longstanding laundromat has lost its lease at Carl & Cole.

The venture-funded private school is in the early stages of assessing the site's suitability.

Our roving reporter gets to know a few of the citizens of Cole Valley.

Shrader was closed off from Beulah to Waller after a small fire was reported at 746-748 Shrader.

A power outage reported by Cole Valley and Corona Heights locals affected 500+ residents last night, according to PG&E's outage map.

"If you want to help a small business stay in business, shop there," said Say Cheese owner Roger Soudah.

Our new police captain has had a busy week. And it's only going to get busier as 4/20 approaches.

By this time next year, sleek new Muni cars should begin to appear on San Francisco's streets.

Park Station will address your thoughts and questions with not one, but two community meetings this week.

The meeting included a 420 Day debriefing, a Bay To Breakers update and news for pit bull owners.

Monday saw three early morning home burglaries in the area.

A Hoodline exclusive with Lil' Wayne (the duck).

The incident took place at 11:55pm near the corner of Clayton and Waller streets.

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

'Flower Piano,' the outdoor public piano exhibition, will once again offer both scheduled performances and time for free play.

The street festival exclusively focuses on local and handmade products for sale, along with live bands, classic cars, and kids' activities aplenty.

This afternoon, we'll be sitting down for an interview with incoming District Five Supervisor London Breed. And we want your input.

After a mentally ill woman strangled and dismembered her 21-year-old roommate, local media had a field day with the story.

FTC and SF Rec & Parks are hosting a youth skateboarding competition this Saturday.

Park Station's monthly meeting included a Bay to Breakers debrief, a presentation on syringe safety and more.

Zazie owner Piallat discusses providing employee benefits and the recent decision to go tipless.

Car burglaries continue to plague the district, with tourist's vehicles particularly vulnerable.

Updates on the department's texting scandal, a crime lab audit, and more from last night's SFPD meeting.

If you're looking to marry a millionaire, you've apparently come to the right neighborhood.

You're not crazy: your lights were unusually dim between about 5pm and 8pm last night.

A look at Paragon Real Estate's recent statistics on the good old 94117 zip code.

An update on a neighborhood fixture, and what you can do to help.

Ellen Holderman is the woman behind the newly revamped Cole Valley SF website and neighborhood resource.

NOW! is coming back to the 'hood from April 19th to the 25th. Here's what to look for.

Two high-profile musical guests have been announced for Sunday's street festival.

Neighbors report that two young men are raising money for a phony soccer tournament. Don't get duped.

A large sinkhole opened up in the intersection of Belvedere and Grattan late last week.

It's just under two weeks until Christmas, three days until Hanukkah, and a mere hop-skip until Saturnalia.

Drug dealing, garage break-ins, redistricting, and a 92-pound marijuana bust.

All about the city's preparations for 4/20, and what local residents can expect from the unofficial event.

According to a witness, the driver may have lost consciousness behind the wheel.

The neighborhood's farmers market will have a soft opening today, with more fanfare next week.

Last night's meeting saw a discussion about crime stats, quality of life issues and the upcoming 4/20 celebration.

Cole Valley's The Ice Cream Bar plans a spinoff for the former L'Occitane space on Castro.

After operating for generations as a garage, the future of this neighborhood linchpin is uncertain.

The fledgling market can't expand its vendor offerings until it gets more shoppers.

Despite the threat of vandalism, a Cole Valley neighbor is hoping to provide free books to the community.

From July to October, Park Station officers will step up education and traffic enforcement for bicyclists.

The video shows the thief rifle through cars and belongings.