If you think 10 Grammys, an Oscar and an Order of the British Empire might allow you to skip Zazie's famous wait times, you're chasing pavements—even Adele had to stand in line.

Recent changes to law enforcement practices, crime stats and updates from Supervisor Norman Yee were all discussed at the Taraval Station Captain's Meeting last week.

Inner Sunset residents relayed concerns about homelessness and street safety in the first Fix-It community meeting for the neighborhood.

This week, join a meeting to improve neighborhood quality of life, practice your purling at the library, plant some street trees, and more.

The owner of one of the Sunset's most interesting homes is staging a backyard book fair in September, and you're invited.

Sports fans and intellectuals will find plenty to do this week: a classical music party, five days of girls' baseball, a poke festival, and more.

Before the "cut-thru" existed, all vehicles (including bikes) had to turn right on Lincoln Way. But a new pathway now lets cyclists cross directly into the park.

A budget inn on the corner of Carl and Stanyan, has just been listed for sale. Built in 1896 to be a boardinghouse, the 28-room hotel is popular with foreign travelers and UCSF visitors.

Take in a Flower Piano concert, get free advice from a professional advice columnist, learn to make booze with native plants, and more.

Capt. John Sanford, Jr. encouraged residents who'd received KKK flyers to contact the station, even if no laws were broken.

The Sunset Neighborhood Beacon Center has been providing support, opportunities and connection in the community since 1996.

It's been seven months since the Alamo Drafthouse and Annapurna Pictures purchased the archive, but it's still not available to the public.

'Flower Piano,' the outdoor public piano exhibition, will once again offer both scheduled performances and time for free play.