The beleaguered Alamo Square Super Bowl statue has once again been defaced: knocked onto its side, it now reads "Oops." Meanwhile, the statue on Twin Peaks has been defaced to read "Up R Bowel."

The vandalization of the Super Bowl 50 statues around town continues: a day after Alamo Square's was altered to read "Superb Owl 50," the statue in Civic Center now reads "Sup Bro 50."

"Alamo Square Super Bowl 50 sculpture got hit again, last night/this morning? Every part of this thing has been mangled at this point," reports tipster SF Citizen.

No Pants Day 2016 is tomorrow. Get ready to ride mass transit pants-free — or avoid those who are?

The City Attorney has issued a blistering letter demanding compensation for the cleanup from Justin Bieber's record label.

What happened to the Cuco's family? What's going on at Nectar? Here are our answers to five of your top FAQs.

The Lower Haight's distinctively carved tree stump was knocked down earlier this week, reportedly by a driver parallel-parking on Haight Street.

It turns out that widespread graffiti promoting Bieber's new album is permanent—and the city may be stuck with having to clean it up.

Photographer Sawyer Forbes, dressed as Santa, was spreading something less than cheer at Madrone Art Bar over the weekend as he insulted people looking at his artwork. He was thrown out of the bar.

Reader Steve E. spotted this Shell station snafu today.

We know we've probably written stories that left you hanging, wondering what happens next.

"Found this walking down Haight this morning (somewhere between Clayton and Masonic)," reports tipster Angie today. "I hope it's chalk and not paint."

Over a dozen flyers have appeared on signposts along lower Divisadero Street, invoking anti-tech-worker language and signed by queer activist group Gay Shame SF.