The man who helped the SFPD apprehend the convicts is Matthew Hay-Chapman, a 55-year-old homeless man who had been sleeping in Golden Gate Park. He's now eligible for up to $140,000 in reward money.

Two years after its fire, Hot Pot Garden will reopen on Taraval. Its owners are also launching two new Poki Time restaurants in the Sunset.

After 12 months, the boutique's owner has decided to close up shop to focus on flea markets and online purchases. With its departure, there are now three vacant spaces at the corner of 7th & Irving.

The store is the passion project of an Outer Sunset couple, who plan to offer rare and hard-to-find music, independent press, and art shows.

Tipped off by an eagle-eyed citizen, SFPD chased one suspect on foot into Kezar Stadium and captured his partner in the Haight Whole Foods parking lot.

The cafeteria-style "southern California comfort food" restaurant will hold a community meeting on February 11th to discuss its plans.

Other headlines: the former Le Video space is for rent, a new record store is forthcoming, and Shin Dig is becoming a wine bar/shop.

At tomorrow's happy hour, the garden will feature Fort Point's Manzanita Ale, made with charred manzanita branches.

San Francisco is one of Hollywood's favorite cities, and the Inner Sunset has played a supporting role in several films.

A former refugee and Sunset homeowner, Huynh has grown the Neighborhood Watch to nearly 100 members in just a year and a half.

"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.

Two hot prowls, a daylight strongarm robbery, and an online date that turned into a felonious assault.

Once again, the Sunset Tunnel renovation is taking N-Judah trains offline past Church & Duboce for the weekend.