Marking its 150th anniversary, Laguna Honda Hospital celebrated its history, staff and residents on Saturday with a community event.

The now-reformed criminal, who burgled more than 50 local businesses, could leap 10 feet in a single bound.

As part of the Irving Streetscape Improvement Project, SF Public Works recently began planting a mix of palm and tristania trees along the corridor, where tree additions were a matter of much debate.

At last night's meeting, Capt. John Sanford continued to assail careless cyclists on the Wiggle, and addressed why so many violent crimes occur near the station itself.

Take a nature walk through lichen, learn to banish bugs benevolently, help celebrate the sesquicentennial of a storied hospital, and much more.

Also in the crime blotter: a teen's gun turns out to be fake, a hot prowl burglar gets caught, more.

A two-alarm fire broke out at Noriega & 22nd Avenue this evening, according to reports.

A beloved sweet shop closes, plus a tasty new pop-up and more.

The man's face was injured and his jewelry was stolen.

According to a new report, demand for homes in the Sunset District is outpacing sales in the rest of the city. "You didn’t see this kind of attention paid to the Sunset. Now you do."

Pop into several author events, spruce up a renowned public art project, celebrate vegetables, and much more.

After years of delays, the drugstore chain says it plans to open a new branch in the Sunset in 2017.

The hacking of electronic road signs to read "Yogabut" continues around the city, with a "Hella Yogabut Ahead" sign making an appearance at 19th Avenue & Lincoln in the Sunset yesterday.