With his work on view at Leica Store in the FiDi, we sat down with the 92-year-old photographer to discuss his decades-long career, love for San Francisco and how he captured his favorite foggy shot.

Take a peek at this week's segment to see what's going on around the city, from a Bavarian beer fest to a street fair just for superheroes.

Beer, poetry and a music festival aboard a ship headline the days ahead around North Beach.

Months after launching its workforce development program in Civic Center, Downtown Streets Team is now helping to tidy up Union Square.

Four months in, the FiDi's sustainability-minded fast-casual breakfast and lunch spot now offers "Twilight Hour" drinks and bites from 3-9pm.

Cellular service is finally in the works for the underground Muni Metro, which has long been a blackout zone for coverage.

An altercation results in a life-threatening head injury in North Beach, plus more crime reports from around the northeastern neighborhoods.

As proposed, the new tower would use a portion of the 1908-era Wells Fargo building as its base.

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

A manhole cover blew out of the ground around 8:30am this morning at Bush and Kearny streets, after an explosion in an underground PG&E electrical vault. According to the SFFD, no one was injured.

Founder Pascal Rigo has reclaimed yet another of his former La Boulange locations, and plans to reopen the 222 Sutter St. outpost under his new name and brand in October.

A man and a woman working on laptops had them stolen by the five teens, and when they gave chase, the man was punched in the face.

The photography book showcases the dashed hopes and dreams of homeless people, largely hailing from the Upper Haight and Market Street.