From goat cheese to goat tacos to cuddling baby goats, you can get your goat fix at the event that's been nicknamed "Goatchella."

Muggers who pepper-sprayed their victims, a suspicious death on a Muni bus, a robber at gunpoint, and—on the upside—a Good Samaritan who helped thwart a phone robbery.

SF Public Works and Clear Channel Communication are removing 60 pedestal news racks and replacing some with smaller versions to improve the city's streetscapes.

Donald Dewsnup, a member of SFBARF, is accused of using false addresses in order to infiltrate a neighborhood association on Telegraph Hill.

Il Cane Rosso, the farm-to-table Ferry Building spot with primo water views, has closed for good. Its sibling Red Dog is also closed, reportedly temporarily, but both spots' websites are offline.

Even if you take transit, get off early and walk for at least 15 minutes on Thursday to snag freebies and win prizes.

The lot, soon to become affordable housing, had been considered as a site for temporary housing trailers for displaced families.

The ice creamery's new shop on the Union Square/FiDi border will dish up a dozen of its distinct—and sometimes boozy—flavors.

A robbery at high noon, a ride-by phone snatching, a shooting and various muggings mark the previous week in crime in area neighborhoods.

Though the shop is gone, the company will remain in business, selling its wares through other retailers and home parties.

You can once again watch the FiDi's peregrine falcons live courtesy of the PG&E Falcon Cam. The pair, which has regularly roosted on and off for many years, are back—with three eggs in the nest.

A new proposal calls for enclosing some empty space along the edges of the tower and spiffing up the Clay Street entrance.

In this week's crime blotter, two mysterious fires are set, a teenager is mugged, and a woman finds a disturbing note under her apartment door.