A closed American eatery on Haight Street may become a Japanese restaurant.

The crash took place around 3:24 a.m. near Octavia and Haight streets.

The corridor has one of the city's highest concentration of record stores.

Daily offerings will include freshly baked breads and pastries, open-faced sandwiches and porridges.

The space will display music-related art, design, photography and ephemera and serve as a studio.

Duboce Triangle residents spoke, and the transit agency listened.

Costumes on Haight is consolidating operations and cutting back hours to reduce costs.

The dive bar reportedly sold for $5 million.

The discussion is open to all members of the community.

District 5's supervisor said she's working to find a new location that "works for everyone."

Organizers raised $95,000 for a local elementary school at the Duboce Park festival.

The Tenderloin's "Little Delhi" is set to reopen this summer after a fire.

None of the spots we found were pet-friendly.