A neighborhood fixture with young and old, Fink has owned the popular dessert cafe for 34 years and counting.

Sonic has officially announced the rollout of its gigabit fiber Internet service, and promises full coverage of the Sunset and Richmond "within the next 12 months."

It's "a trial run of special artist hours this fall that also allows for tripods and easels, which are never permitted during open hours."

D & A could reopen if it addresses the various reasons for its multiple closures, including a vermin infestation.

Here's where to visit District 1's prospective candidates for supervisor.

The pit bull's owner fled the scene of an attack in Golden Gate Park, without providing identification.

The proposal comes after a cyclist was struck and killed by a speeding motorist on JFK Drive in June.

Lee Burridge's traveling day party comes to Golden Gate Park on May 22nd, with good vibes and tunes for all.

Fewer highlighted her priorities for the Richmond District and city at large during her swearing-in ceremony Sunday, January 8th.

A four-story building caught fire on 5th Avenue in the Richmond last night.

One of the more concentrated neighborhoods offering Open Studios this year is the Richmond. Here's your roster.

From a new firefighting cistern to street resurfacing, the Richmond's roads are full of construction this month.

Applicants must be 18 or over and should bring a current resume.

It's not the first neighborhood you think of for arts and entertainment, but the Richmond is ripe with unexpected and unconventional venues.

A local favorite for jeans and apparel, the family-run business is closing at the end of the month.

Record rainfall and a misplaced decimal led to significant delays for the park.

Tonight is your chance to hear D1's Supervisor candidates weigh in on housing, homelessness, small business and more.

The park is getting more speed humps, clearer crosswalks, and new traffic lights.

The outcome of the District 1 Supervisor race is down to the wire, as the Department of Elections continues to count ballots.

Expect tai chi masters, yoga teachers, meditation experts, scientists and speakers at this weekend's mellow event.

Clement Street newbie Celestial Flame specializes in China's latest food trend: dry pot.

Here's what residents can expect over the three days of the festival, including park closures, street closures, and how to deal with event issues.

As part of its expansion to the Richmond, the HRC is hosting a forum with District 1 Supervisor candidates next week.

Launched by a trio of friends, it replaces Cafe Muse, which closed in August after 20 years.

"I've been thinking about this since art school," jokes Jesse Fink about obtaining legacy status for his cafe, which has been in business since 1982.

The shop will close on February 29th, while its Cole Valley building gets a seismic retrofit. Owners are opening a second Inner Richmond location and will return to Cole St. in August.

The mom-and-pop vintage shop will also keep its Clement Street location, while a new coffee shop is rumored for the corner of Carl & Cole.

With "new flavors and options that no other BBQ joint has," this Richmond spot is taking on the Korean BBQ competition.

Alex Hannah creates intricately detailed drawings of owls from his sidewalk studio outside Cal-Mart.

After the Board of Supervisor’s rejection of a controversial Mission District development, Planning assures that efforts to reduce displacement are underway.

Dancing Bull is shaking up the Korean BBQ game by using imported copper grills to cook its meat.

A transformer fire in the Richmond forced some people to shelter in place while SFFD responded.

Essential information for Richmond and Sunset residents, plus tips for those attending the 10th annual Outside Lands Music Festival.

The Internet Archive, a nonprofit located right in the Richmond District, made international news when it announced its intention to make of copy of its backup data and store it in Canada.

Two marches, a sit-in, and a massive "group hug" are planned across downtown, Dolores Park, and Golden Gate Park.

SF Planning is gathering the community from 1:30-3pm this Saturday, Dec. 10th, to collect feedback on planning goals and priorities for District 1.

The Michelin-starred Moroccan restaurant, which was set to reopen in July, will remain closed until late winter or early spring.

Japanese and Korean designer duds line the aisles of the Inner Richmond's newest boutique.

Today marks the Conservatory's debut of "Butterflies & Blooms," a living lepidoptery exhibition.

City officials said the event remains officially unsanctioned, but cannabiz sponsors will help offset their costs.

The local nonprofit is embarking on a comprehensive project to archive every Donald Trump moment.

Despite their extensive Christmas Eve travels, these ladies are accepting visitors today from 11am to 5pm.

Look for newly added Hunan dry pot options, a fresh beer selection and more.

Responding to a surf rescue this afternoon, fire crews found the body of a deceased woman on the shore.

"I am a single mother and have worked very hard in my life and now I am a homeowner. I bet you rent, don't you?"

From Jewish-Italian dinners to outdoor candle-lighting to kosher comedy in a Chinese restaurant, here are tips for eight nights of fun.

What would San Francisco look like today if Golden Gate Park had never existed?

One pedestrian bridge near Japantown will be removed, but the Webster & Geary bridge is slated to stay put.

Italian co-owners and cousins Antonio Mure and Giuseppe Catrini are behind the project, which opened last Friday and offers a limited wine menu with an emphasis on Italian and Californian wines.

December is officially upon us, so here are the best locally owned spots to snap up gifts for everyone on your list, as chosen by our editors.

Here's the latest roundup of tips we've received from Hoodline readers in the last week.

With the help of the community, the mental-health provider has raised enough money to move to the Richmond.

Hoodline hit the streets to get everyday San Franciscans' thoughts on their Supervisor candidates, the staggering number of ballot propositions, and more.

Have a question? Send it in to us via Twitter, email or SMS and we'll see what we can find out.

Uncle Boy's is undergoing some changes to its layout and menu, with plans to return by mid-November.

We sat down with Sandra Lee Fewer, District 1's new Supervisor, to learn about her top priorities in her new role.

The Academy of Sciences' pair-bonded penguins got a little extra love for Valentine's Day.

Owner Norman Louie wants to make the longstanding Richmond District dive bar "more upbeat, more modern."

The team behind Sushi Bistro have opened a new casual American spot in the Richmond, with dishes like lemon ricotta pancakes and baby back ribs.

As long as they create an alternative bike path, the crew is legally allowed to block traffic, said a Rec & Parks representative.

Here's the latest roundup of tips we've received from readers, via email, Twitter, and text messages.

Igaz, a well-known Oakland DJ, was spinning at Ghost Ship when the tragic fire occurred.

Look past your presidential election hangover to the results closer to home.

The party will spotlight a new vinyl release from the late Green Apple employee, with proceeds from record sales benefiting his family.

The popular 5th Street eatery is bringing its all-American fare to the city's western half.

The folks behind a popular Mexican eatery in North Beach will be serving up Mayan favorites on Clement.

The owners of Nob Hill's Beanstalk Cafe will take it over.

Hold your horses, San Francisco.

Gardening gives teenaged residents practical skills "and something to look forward to," said an organizer.

At least three of the reported shooting incidents occurred within 10 minutes of each other.

Open every day, the Japanese Tea Garden offers quiet beauty within Golden Gate Park.

The 93-year-old theater will get a revamp to house educational and office space, and possibly a swimming center as well.

A collision between two cars has left an 87-year-old woman with life-threatening injuries.

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The birth of a baby in a public park was "unusual," even for local paramedics.

The plans for the line have been in the works for nearly a decade, but a group of staunchly anti-BRT merchants are now suing to stop construction from starting.

The hope, they say, is for the 38-Geary's BRT conversion to ultimately supplement a second BART line, or serve as a basis for new light rail.

Richmond dwellers have a new spot to grab a seat and watch the game.

The Chronicle taps a few natives to explore the district’s Russian heritage and enduring authentic eateries.

Bad weather and politics are joining forces for an unpleasant weekend. Here's where to unwind and have some fun.

Adam Chinchiolo's cider is now a Good Food Awards recipient, and available throughout San Francisco.

Your guide to finding midnight sushi.

A woman is in critical condition after a rollover automobile collision in Golden Gate Park.

The blaze broke out in the basement of the home around 9am, escalating to two alarms at 9:15am.

It's a wave of closures, with three restaurants, a photography store, and a dry cleaners calling it quits.

The popular craft beer and whiskey purveyor is opening up a Mission location.

"Neighborways are residential streets designed to give priority for people, young and old, to walk, bike and play."

Step inside the classic Italian vibe of Gaspare Indelicato's longtime Richmond restaurant.

Two Cole Valley moms are hosting a bake sale Sunday afternoon to benefit local ACLU and Planned Parenthood chapters.

The Santa Rosa-based company is suffering from a distributed denial of service attack that's causing connectivity problems.

Ever since its York Street location closed in 2016, The Writing Salon had been looking for a cost-effective space in San Francisco to run its creative writing classes.

A Wolfgang Puck-trained chef is taking the helm of the longtime white tablecloth joint.

Two of the injured are in critical condition; a third is a firefighter.

This week has seen a notable spike in crime in the Inner and Outer Richmond.

The highly anticipated take-out spot is now open for business.

Neighbors are rallying to raise money for a local 73-year-old who was struck by an SUV at Anza and Arguello earlier this month.

From family friendly festivals to boozy after parties, celebrate the jolly Jewish holiday San Francisco style at these parties around town.

Here's a rundown of the tips we've received from Hoodline readers over the past week.

The brainchild of a 22-year-old entrepreneur, Gosu will blend bubble tea and beats until 2am on weekends.

Recent openings include a boba tea shop and caviar store, while the former Buckshot Bar & Gameroom space will soon reopen with an entirely new concept.

It might be the cheapest 7,200 square feet in San Francisco.

San Francisco Public Works is looking at how the $19 million tree maintenance initiative will be implemented.

The Mission's "friendliest custard purveyor" is gone, but East Coast-style sandwiches and a popular juice joint will be opening up soon.

The Bart enthusiast appears to have mixed up their transit agencies.

Also on the tipline this week: a new gallery, a Hard Rock Cafe remodel, and a crazy attempted phone robbery on the Great Highway.

The announcement was posted online on Tuesday afternoon.

A massive outage has knocked out power to FiDi buildings and snarled the morning commute.

Three transients were sentenced this morning in the 2015 killings of a Canadian tourist in SF and a therapist near Fairfax.

Thanks to a little-known housing preservation option, five Fulton St. tenants have had their building put into trust.

“The amount of people that came into our store and the numbers of items we sold were pretty staggering,” says one store employee.

The event will offer young people a chance to discuss issues related to identity, the environment, immigration and equality.

The Richmond's popular plant-based eatery will soon bring its smoothies, juices, toasts, and bowls to Lower Nob Hill.

A tenants-rights group says house-flippers are contributing to the city's housing shortage.

Offering "booze, food, [and] merriment," three San Francisco service industry pros have now opened their own bar on Clement.

We chat with the Inner Richmond shop owner about his nearly 10-year tenure in the neighborhood.

We envision what San Francisco might look like today had Golden Gate Park been developed instead as a residential district.

"It was a fantasy land to someone from the East.” Here's the the story of Ray Clark, the first historian of Golden Gate Park.

Family, friends, and concerned neighbors will be searching Golden Gate Park Saturday morning in the hopes of finding Anna O'Connor, who has been missing from her Outer Sunset home since January 29th.

A closer look at a tiny universe of tea in the Inner Richmond.

Curated by Vogue's Andre Leon Talley, the exhibit pays tribute to the iconic designer, who died in 2014.

Midwest native Katie Day packed up her life to head to the Western Addition and build an independent music career.

One of the city's first mini-parks is still a favorite neighborhood retreat over 50 years after it was created.

A bicycle love story blossomed into a small business for the husband-and-wife owners, who are also Richmond residents.

The new Clement Street wine bar offers high-class beverages in a low-key setting.

We talk books, business, and succession planning with the co-owner of the popular pair of Richmond and Sunset bookstores.

In our latest installment of Tapping In, we catch up with 540 Club manager and service industry veteran Ben Mansell.

The tiny shop, just off Clement Street, offers handcrafted accessories and gifts from a slew of local makers.

The 28R, in particular, is getting a huge overhaul, with a longer service window and new northern and southern terminii.

Catch author readings, book signings, letter-writing and arts and crafts at indie bookstores across the city this Saturday.

Moss, who grew up going to the Castro Theatre, will now showcase his new film there on the closing night of the SF International Film Festival.

The popular coffee shop is finally reopening tomorrow after its lengthy renovation, with limited hours at first as it finds its feet.

Opening this Monday, the cafe will provide a neighborhood destination for coffee, bites, wine, and film screenings.

Imagine: an amusement park filled with a man-made lake, zoo, water slide and more, all in Upper Haight. It was a reality in 1895.

If you're looking to branch out this summer and sample some local yoga offerings, the Richmond has offerings in almost every corner.

Racial slurs were painted on three Fulton St. homes this week, the latest in a spate of recent vandalism incidents.

After over a year of speculation about the nearly 50-year-old dive bar's fate, we've learned that it'll be sold this month.

From arcade games to news broadcasts, the Internet Archive seeks to digitally preserve the world's information.

The bright new crosswalk design is part of a plan to bring more public art to the Inner Richmond.

The big music festival returns to the Avenues this weekend. Here's a guide to street closures, parking, transit, an issues hotline, and more.

For the next several weeks, drop by on Friday and Saturday afternoons to check out a rotating free exhibit in the Conservatory's outdoor area.

New deli and mini-market Gourmand will provide Richmond residents with imported European goods.

Founded by two San Francisco natives, the new gym is housed in a former Masonic temple.

The greenhouse/botanical garden continues its free outdoor Botanical Curiosities series.

Promoter Boots Hughston says the city turned down both of his applications for a concert permit and stole his idea.

A new installation underway will turn the Conservatory of Flowers into a canvas for a light show.

During the campaign, the neighborhood will have a dedicated Public Works team search and repair potholes.

What to do in the Richmond, Presidio, and Golden Gate Park, from Maori art to scary clowns, opera in the park to comedy and more.

Four neighborhoods—Glen Park, SoMa, Inner Richmond, and the Mission—will see new park facilities this month.

The price to park on the Richmond's commercial strip will be based on the percentage of meters in use.

A visitor got handsy yesterday with the Conservatory's prize exhibit, but Terra the Titan was unharmed.

The Richmond's newest restaurant puts an emphasis on quality meats, unique side dishes, and feline-inspired decor.

Neighborhood groups are taking matters into their own hands to get cigarette litter off their streets.

Plainclothes police officers recognized the suspect vehicle and reportedly witnessed two break-ins.

Crews are putting the final touches on four new underground water tanks for SFFD.

Richmond supervisor Sandra Lee Fewer has called for funding for a transit study on the impact of a BART line to the neighborhood.

Based in the Richmond district, the restaurant's reopening now hinges on clearing hurdles with city planning.

A tipster reports the overnight appearance of so-called "alt-right" symbol Pepe the Frog near the Conservatory of Flowers.

All is forgiven, said a spokesperson for the greenhouse and botanical garden.

The chase began after the suspect allegedly fled from police attempting a traffic stop.

Besides carrying owner Linda Fahey's creations, the new shop will host workshops and offer carefully curated ceramics.

The goose is recovering at the Peninsula Humane Society before it's released into the wild.

Muni is seeking feedback on changes to the Geary 38 route after the agency board approved initial plans this week.

On Saturday, Fewer is leading a group of residents who'll count vacant storefronts in the Richmond district.

Three months after cyclist Heather Miller was struck and killed in GGP, Roberts and the SFPD show it still has numerous speeding drivers.

The bookshop is celebrating with special discounts, birthday merchandise, and other surprises.

We've rounded up the latest rental offerings in the neighborhood to paint a picture of what to expect.

Friday Nights at the de Young kicks off a series of conversations with legendary poster artists.

The retailer's location on Harrison Street is expected to remain open.

No arrests were made in the incident.

The longtime discount store will close its shop on Clement St.

By adding more affordable units, the developers hope to qualify for a density bonus that allows 2 extra floors.

After two years, owner Mourad Lahlou and his former chef de cuisine are launching a Mexican-Moorish eatery.

A few doors down from its sister restaurant, the new spot serves vermouth and an Italian-inspired menu.

We've got a roundup of the open house options coming up this weekend in the Richmond.

Expect a full spread of breakfast items, sandwiches, salads, pasta dishes, sweet and savory crepes and more.

The suspect was located and arrested after fleeing the scene.

Which neighborhood would you choose—Sunset or Richmond?

One Irving Street pizzeria staple is expanding and reopening under a new concept.

One incident took place at a busy intersection, while the other happened in Golden Gate Park.