Take a tour of some of the famous FiDi spots of yesteryear, complete with brief histories and vintage photos.

The popular FiDi smoke shop leased a storefront just around the corner in 1 Embarcadero Center near Front Street.

The menu will be similar to that of its 10 Washington state stores, but with some San Francisco-only offerings and ingredients from local purveyors.

David Fukuda, one of the partners in La Mar Cebicheria, has filed to open a business called Poke Cali, LLC, at 36 Battery St. But the address might be a little fishy—it's currently a parking garage.

If built, the hotel would be 18 stories tall and contain about 144 hotel rooms, nine residential units, retail, and more.

The restaurant will undergo an extensive 6–8 week remodel, reopening as the city's third "Create Your Taste" location, which offers customizable burgers and sandwiches ordered via touchscreen.

Planning is recommending that developers make major changes to a proposed new hotel at Washington near Sansome.

This week's crimes include a woman assaulted with a sugar dispenser after trying to stop a would-be coffee thief, a bar fight that spilled into the street, and multiple muggings.

Barbary Coast, Le Chat Rouge and Pho Delicious appear close to opening, and several new spots should be coming soon.

This week's crime blotter includes a mysterious midnight assault, a post-bar punching, and a stabbing.

If you want to participate, there's still time to sign up; otherwise, here's the info on the delays to expect.

Why is San Francisco the only city to still operate cable cars? We dug into the history books to find out.

The new "scramble," in an intersection where an elderly woman was killed last year, would allow pedestrians to cross without any turning cars.