Reader Steve E. spotted this Shell station snafu today.

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

This weekend's odds and ends include a new tree, a rash of car break-ins, a new hike and the first weekend of spring.

The new restaurant, IPOT, offers 15 soup bases that can be mixed and matched with protein and veggies.

Watch the Warriors while getting your drink on, attend a Green Apple Books on the Park literary event, join a knitting circle, and much more this weekend.

In a two-hour community meeting, Planning officials walked local residents through details and fielded concerns.

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.

On December 1st, a herd of goats (and a few humans with tools) will start work on creating a fire buffer zone around the 61-acre forest.

SFMTA says all of the construction for the Sunset Tunnel will take place during the day, and will not disrupt N-Judah service.

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."

In the works since 2012, the ADA-accessible new parklet will be built on a hill that offers views of Ocean Beach.

Today, we present a few brief interviews and portraits taken recently in the Inner Sunset.

The city's light art festival features tours and events, and has doubled its collection of light installations to 27 locations.

The 15-ft U-haul truck that had been completely loaded with all race refreshments, t-shirts and more was stolen overnight, sometime between 2am-7am today.

Brooklyn-based Tinkergarten expanded to the Bay Area this fall and starts up their next GGP class series in January.

The station's plainclothes unit is now fully staffed, and attendees grilled reps from the SF Deltas soccer team for details on game-day strategies.

The historic bridge will be reconstructed, but the process won't be quick.

This week, you'll have several chances to attend local literary events, or head to GGP to restore the habitat, swing and skate.

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

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

Today, we came across two passersby who couldn't resist grabbing some air time in the swing that hangs from a Victorian box tree at 6th & Irving.

Friends of Kezar Triangle recently added a new visual element to the 2.8-acre park that has been transformed over the last few years.

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.

Suicide or murder? The 1909 death of Mary Carroll remains an intriguing mystery.

The full dining experience takes 2-3 hours at this old-fashioned Italian spot.

In 1976, Azadkhanian opened one of the city's first coffee-roasting companies, and operated cafes on Irving for the next 35 years.

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

Ten spots in the fogbelt where you can eat for less than a ten-spot.

Pitch in to beautify Kezar Triangle, learn about comedy legends from a longtime reporter, check out Park Station's monthly meeting, and more.

For decades, UCSF Parnassus has produced miracle cures and treatments—and more than a few freedom-seeking lab monkeys.

For all you dendrologists out there, we've got word that a tree fell inside the San Francisco Botanical Garden this past Sunday afternoon, as witnessed by tipster Damien S.

Get funky on Thursday, leafy and organic on Saturday, or join some literary events—whatever it takes to put this election behind you.

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

The new venture, Sunset Wellness Pharmacy, will renovate to address the safety concerns posed by the previous owner's code violations.

Attend a meet-and-greet with both D5 candidates, discover dazzling dahlias, get help with your knitting or broken technology, and much more.

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

It's a weekend of free animal encounters, birdwatching, and parking permit chatter in the Inner Sunset.

"I pay the same price I did before, but the speeds are literally 100x faster."

Titles from both Le Video and Lost Weekend Video will be available for rent early next year in the lobby of the renovated New Mission theater.

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.

Also of note: a new Indian restaurant, MooDees, is on its way.

The owners of Monkei Miles hope their new store will help revitalize a stretch of commercial vacancies on Irving Street.

Owner Bradley Woehl turned down a sponsorship from Lyft because he wants his sidewalk rest stop to be "a community thing, instead of a corporate thing."

Founded by a local, the new site allows Inner Sunset and Cole Valley neighbors to purchase meals cooked by other neighbors.

Supporters say that Sharon Meadow lacks an official designation, and should be renamed to honor Williams' support of Comedy Day.

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

This morning marks the launch of a new shuttle service that will run between Hillway Avenue and the Embarcadero during the morning commute.

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

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

More hot prowls and stolen cars, plus a cop who used his new body cam to catch a stop-sign runner in a lie.

Enjoy beer and predators, take in an evening of gothic acrobatics, explore a cloud forest, attend some literary events, and much more.

Join a 420 fun run, get bike advice from SFPD, attend a free flower and plant show, meet D7 Supervisor candidates, and much more.

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

Restock your library at a backyard book festival, celebrate an alligator's birthday, get your hands dirty on Mt. Sutro, and more.

Want to soak in some nature and still have time for Sunday's football contest? We have some suggestions.

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.

"We’re harnessing our power and making the world a better place," says owner Kristina Ohlson.

The Inner Sunset veterinary hospital has been caring for sick pets since 1964.

From filmmakers and musicians to community activists and store owners, these 12 remarkable SF women are worth celebrating.

Longtime owner Saeed Ghazi, who saved the bar from closure, discusses its 122-year history.

We recap what's new in the neighborhood and preview the weekend's events.

Take a look at the latest tips we've received from our readers via our Muxgram and email tipline.

The restaurant chain met with Inner Sunset residents and discussed plans to open in the former La Boulange location on 9th Avenue.

We've got your guide to celebrating, poking fun at, and avoiding Valentine's Day this weekend, including free Sunday-night childcare.

Meet the love of your life over dessert, shop the farmers market, or take part in a festival that celebrates the people and cultures of the South Pacific.

San Francisco planners see potential to riff on the city’s iconic shared townhouses to provide more housing options for families.

For a neighborhood that typically has low turnover, the Inner Sunset has seen a lot of retail spots open up of late.

With thin-crust pizzas, a bevy of fresh toppings and a wide selection of cheese and charcuterie, Kezar Pizzetta is worth a visit.

A donor recently gave the organization tens of thousands of never-before-seen historical images.

The local coffee company could be eyeing the Inner Sunset for its next project.

Enjoy a healthy mix of art, fitness and pizza this weekend.

Because of drought and insect infestations, the tree mortality rate inside the "cloud forest" has doubled since 1999.

The Inner Sunset’s mix of sun and fog is particularly good for growing kale, cabbage, strawberries and more.

Urban Bazaar will host over a dozen local artists in its backyard today and tomorrow.

On the second Tuesday of each month, Park District Station holds a community meeting, and you're invited.

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

Kezar Stadium will close from Monday, August 17th through Sunday, August 23rd.

Attend a street fair at 9th & Irving, take in some lit events, join an outdoor cleanup, and much more.

Opening a business at 9th & Irving fulfilled a long-term aspiration for brothers Adar and Saadi Halil.

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

Meet more denizens of the Inner Sunset, and hear their stories.

Take an art walk this weekend through the Sunset's Open Studios to explore (and acquire) some visual flair and support local makers.

With more seating, free wifi and late-night hours, the new spot caters to students and others who work in cafes.

Here's what to eat and where to go, according to Inner Sunset locals.

Fed up with Trump's travel ban, one Mexican-born Inner Sunsetter "had to do something."

This father-and-son team are retiring after selling newspapers to Sunset neighbors since 1987.

The original owner bought one dwelling for $50; the current market values it at $960k.

The historic Son Loy Laundry sign will stay for now, but major renovations are afoot as the space transforms.

Drop in on one of the city's biggest neighborhood festivals, hear D5 Supervisor candidates discuss the issues, attend an acrobatic cabaret, and more.

The Inner Sunset's urban forest was harvested for timber until 1934.

Tonight marks the season opening for the de Young's Friday Night series.

This Inner Sunset urban farm school will celebrate its silver anniversary this fall.

SF Rec & Parks is offering two more spring seminars in gardening as part of its Urban Agriculture Program.

The race is on for District 5 Supervisor.

Owned by a poet, this Inner Sunset bookstore was created by and for true bibliophiles.

A slew of improvements are coming to the N-Judah line over the next year, starting on Monday.

Plans for the multi-use area include more skate elements, plus a water fountain, picnic table and more.

This tiny gallery and workshop transforms itself to meet the needs of SF-based artists.

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

Sometimes it's hard to keep track of what's opening and closing: we're here to help.

A Rec and Park taskforce gave the playground a "D" rating but rejected a grant application for a redesign.

It took the jury about an hour to convict the delivery boy in the murder of Inner Sunset butcher Egbert Annand.

The incumbent and challenger kept it civil, but a packed room of spectators cheered openly for their favorite candidate.

Pro tips from Hoodline readers and editors on making a trip on the N-Judah, Muni's most-ridden line.

The cafe, the site of 2015's Quickly controversy, is closing after 18 months.

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

As promised, Captain Sanford has donned a new helmet and is setting out on bike patrol.

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

Because of a new state law that changes the way salon workers are compensated, one owner says she can no longer afford to stay in business.

Despite online competition, this family-owned travel agency still maintains its Irving Street storefront.

A Pakistani immigrant, a tech worker, a veteran and a health-care executive talk about their post-election hopes and fears.

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.

A 90-year-old former gas station is back on the market; should it become an historic landmark, or redeveloped for housing?

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."

A tussle yesterday afternoon resulted in yet another stabbing at the notorious Haight and Stanyan intersection.

The all-volunteer group manages trails and cultivates native plants in this 61-acre urban forest.

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.

Introducing Captain Vaswani, who's taken leadership at Park Station since Captain Corrales' retirement.

Haven't had time to meet your market, yet? We met it for you.

State Senator-elect Scott Wiener joined Capt. John Sanford, Jr. and the staff of Park Station at today's second annual Peace on the Streets holiday party at the Waller Street skate park.

Hear candidates' plans for SF's public spaces, learn about legendary comedians, stock up on healthy local food, and so much more.

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

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

On March 6th, a stranger tried to persuade a child waiting at a Cole Valley bus stop into his vehicle.

Police bust a man at a dog park with the wrong kind of treats, a hot prowler gets away in a Mercedes, and cops nab two robbers.

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

On 6th Avenue and Irving since 1997, Wishbone has “a little bit of everything you need none of."

Once the home of the San Francisco 49ers, today's sedate recreational track is getting a makeover.

Watch disgruntled Muni passengers pry their way out of a stalled train, views of a Christmas made of 70 Barbie dolls and more.

After a chilly night, ice covered the ground in Golden Gate Park into the late morning, presenting a wintry hazard to pedestrians.

It's time to dig deep and warm up with thoughts of what's great about the Inner Sunset.

Take a look inside Paul Cuschieri's Cabinet Shop, an Inner Sunset institution since 1954.

Owner Moshe Patil says it's the third bike shop to occupy this location.

The PCFMA's Upper Haight Market will return on April 15th, with improvements fueled by survey results.

Barbara said she's been sharing public art and messages with the community since she moved in eight years ago, and won't be intimidated.

Hoodline reached out to SFPD about the serial vandal back in January, but they have yet to respond.

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

Need a burst of endorphins after this past week? Our editors share their neighborhood favorites for spicy eats.

Vandals have smashed multiple Muni bus shelters along Lincoln Way.

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

The Blueprint will be used to guide transportation, land use, and development policy in the Outer Sunset.

With elevations above 600 feet, the Inner Sunset has great locations for watching fireworks.

Let snowbound friends and family back east live vicariously through you this weekend.

Attend the quarterly UCSF Parnassus meeting to learn about new traffic and construction, take a photographic tour of SE Asia, and much more.

An armed robbery on Judah Street led to a chase that ended with two rollover crashes in the Tenderloin.

Pasion on Irving Street has transformed into the city's fourth Fresca location.

Election Night captured the district's attention, but good news: crime is down.

The pop-up shopping event is bigger than ever in its third year, and will also extend to sales at some of the Sunset's brick-and-mortar shops.

Explore a pop-up shopping district, help maintain a public art project, or watch holiday-themed acrobatics.

There's lots to do for a spooky good time in the Sunset this weekend, not to mention two major non-Halloween festivals.

Safeway has purchased the entire Andronico's chain.

If you ride the N-Judah over the next two weeks, you just might find yourself on a very different-looking train.

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

Many public safety, traffic and quality-of-life issues have been addressed.

The partnership hopes to restore historic trails on the hospital's campus for community use.

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

Wooly Pig Cafe has been offering Inner Sunset residents coffee, pastries and Asian-inspired sandwiches since 2011.

Here's your guide to Irving Street's best boba destinations.

The butcher shop's spinoff will offer hot lunch and dinner options to go.

Here are five great walks to get you out of the house this Thanksgiving weekend.

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

Here are the latest tips we've received from our readers via text, email and Twitter.

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

The holidays are ramping up with two shopping events celebrating local makers, plus a clown showcase, a trombone holiday concert, and more.

The owner of The Great Overland Book Co. is seeking "progressive, ethical" book lovers to continue the business.

Multiple muggings and a shooting drew a larger-than-usual crowd to this month's Park Station community meeting.

"It's so bomb diggity, and I always get full," said one loyal customer of the longtime Irving Street diner.

After the city's first officially sponsored 4/20 Day, we're inviting feedback on how things went.

The exhibit's opening features images captured in Burma, Cambodia, Thailand and Bangladesh—plus live DJs and beer.

Pick up everything you'll need for a family brunch, including the roses.

66-year-old SF resident John Stoich has been missing since Tuesday.

Confused and intoxicated drivers may continue to attempt a dangerous journey through the Sunset Tunnel.

It may seem counterintuitive, but there's still lots to see at the garden in winter, including numerous blooms and an indoor art exhibit.

Hold your horses, San Francisco.

There's a new tenant in the works for Son Loy Laundry, which operated on Stanyan Street for over 50 years.

Inner Sunset Park Neighbors is hosting a holiday party tonight, and you're invited.

This venerable shop has been selling comics at the same location since 1978.

Sunset dwellers, get ready for a host of changes headed to Irving Street next year.

The surf/skate apparel store on 9th Avenue will soon carry coffee and ice cream.

A bank robber known for his casual footwear has reportedly been caught after a recent Irving Street heist.

Gas station hot dogs take a back seat to Loop Neighborhood's 24/7 amenities.

Neighbors near 6th & Irving have launched a petition to save the corner's lamppost mural.

Or you could just stay indoors, drink beer and play pool.

The pizza spot has submitted an initial design to the city, but the plan is far from a done deal.

A look back at the former Polytechnic High School and its unique history in the neighborhood.

Inner Sunset cabin fever is easily cured.

A brand-new 500,000 storage tank feeds the century-old backup water system.

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

Another fire hit the Judah Street apartment building from which three families were displaced in 2011.

Here's what $2,800 will get you on an apartment rental in the Inner Sunset.

The Princess Bride, Back to the Future, Bill Nye, Christopher Guest and more.

The fast food restaurant is "exploring whether they’ll reopen or not" after closing due to nearby construction.

Become one with the soil before you go full couch potato for the Big Game.

What's in season in the Inner Sunset, plus author events and more neighborhood happenings.

The Sunset Tunnel closed out January with yet another car getting stuck and blocking N-Judah service.

Got a story idea you'd like Hoodline to pursue? Let us know.

67-year-old Bonnie Lien was killed on Friday night after a hit-and-run incident with a motorcyclist at 24th Avenue and Moraga.

After over a year of bureaucratic delays, plans for a new parklet at Frederick and Stanyan are getting underway.

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.

The new eatery serves hot dogs in buns and bowls with a wide variety of toppings.

26-year-old Ryan Kennedy died at the scene of a collision yesterday morning.

The corner of Frederick & Stanyan has seen a lot of turnover in recent years.