Haight tour guide, muralist, and man about town Stan Flouride revealed on his blog that after 17 years, he is leaving his part-time job at Roberts Hardware. This Saturday will be his last day.

Madeline moved to San Francisco in 1977 and to Hayes Valley in '86; this year, she's preparing to leave the city for good.

Kate Bolton talks about her four years at Maven, the changing industry and her next chapter.

Our roving photographer finds new faces on the streets of Hayes Valley.

The 22nd Street Jungle Stairs have come a long way; a short video by Ken Fisher shows off the hard work and benefits that the community-supported green space has seen.

A look into the early-morning activity of Alamo Square that a tourist may never see.

Pay your respects to bartender extraordinaire Michael McCourt at a public memorial service from 1–5pm today at Original Joe's.

Joe Cannella has developed a new cinnamon liqueur that could be coming to a cocktail near you.

Our roving reporter gets to know a few folks in and around Golden Gate Park.

NOPNA's current president explains the ins and outs of running a neighborhood group, and what he's hoping to achieve during his tenure.

The group, founded at St. Cyprian's Center, seeks to create community and meaning for all city residents, whether they're religious or not.

The founder of SoMa's youth violence prevention program has managed to stay put in a gentrifying neighborhood.

Davis, who's worked at SF bars since 1995, reflects on what's changed about the city's drinking culture—and what hasn't.