We have all the info on what you can and can't bring into Super Bowl City, plus some notable crimes, including a cab driver kidnapped at gunpoint.

With numerous street closures, you'll want to leave your car at home if you're headed to Super Bowl City and/or the flower market fair.

The Super Bowl 50 logo will be staying put, however.

The traffic, transit delays, and controversial ads are all in service of one mother of a free party, which kicks off this Saturday.

The popular purveyor of grilled cheese sandwiches (and more) is opening its third location next week at Broadway & Battery.

You may be wondering where the foot of Market Street's usual community of artists and makers has gone.

The Examiner reports that city attorney Dennis Herrera has determined that the advertising on the sides of Four Embarcadero is illegal, and must be removed by 5pm Thursday.

A protest against immigration policies has been tying up traffic and bus lines in the FiDi; Muni issued an alert telling riders to expect rolling delays on the 1, 10 and 12 routes.

The seafood-centric newbie from the Marlowe, Park Tavern, and Cavalier team is meant to be a glamorous, cocktail-filled '50s/'60s throwback.

This week's crime report includes info on arrests of three-card monte hustlers and various muggings around the district, including one at gunpoint.

It's your last chance to load up on comedy before Sketchfest rolls out of town.

The Ferry Plaza market will operate as always, but your favorite bar or restaurant could be closed for private parties.

The Chinese Cultural Center's new 'Pop-Up: Es, cogito ergo,' by Jonathan Wallraven, is a play on traditional Chinese ink drawings—with an edgy twist.