There's something for everyone this holiday weekend, including including Halloween street parties, costume parties and spooky films for all ages.

This week's crime recap was marked by a rash of purse snatchings and muggings for cell phones and cameras.

Another street festival, free art shows, a literary bike ride and plenty of music and comedy to look forward to this weekend.

The Italian trattoria Caputo opened its doors on the Embarcadero this weekend and plans to serve lunch and dinner from 11:30am to 10pm daily.

30,000 people celebrated the N's first trip on October 21st, 1928 with a 60-piece accordion band and celebratory leaflets dropped from an airplane.

More boating and activities, as well as efforts to counter sea-level rise, were among the new additions desired by attendees.

Yet another cyclist/vehicle collision joins the recent spate of such incidents around the city.

A pro-development group is attempting to gain a foothold within the SF group of the Sierra Club, which they say is overly opposed to new building.

This week, a man was shot in the buttocks on Broadway, a cyclist was hit and killed by a Muni bus, and a North Beach bank was robbed.

This weekend returns to the area's regular hectic pace, with comedy and music topping the list of events.

Share your thoughts, questions and concerns about waterfront development at the public meeting or online.

The Port planned to give the boot to the longstanding Pier 2 restaurant today, but its legal maneuver keeps the doors open for now.

The police captain was rear-ended by a drunk driver, broke a rib and suffered soft tissue damage.