You won't get many opportunities to live in a 7,000 square foot Buddhist Temple, let alone one located in the Lower Haight. But, here's your chance.

Last night's Lower Haight Art Walk was a big success, as far as we could tell. Here are a few of our photos from around the neighborhood.

You may be sick of reading about tonight's Lower Haight Art Walk, but you know what's really going to be sick? Tonight's Lower Haight Art Walk.

In this week's roundup, we've got news on Cuco's, cameras, and crimes against humanity. No, really.

Even though the Lower Haight Art Walk is still 24 hours away, here's a couple of fun events tonight to get your pre-party started.

This is Aaron's home office, replete with desk, printer, shelves, etc. But it's what you can't see that makes this Lower Haight room truly incredible.

In news that falls slightly outside the neighborhood, today is an important day for fans of free ice cream and medical marijuana.

With just four more days until the return of the Lower Haight Art Walk, we've got a slew of new details to share.

San Francisco had something new yesterday -- an April fool's day hero. His name is Captain Herman Petersen of the lumber schooner Jennie Johnson.

SFMTA is holding a public meeting from 10am-2pm to get your feedback on a proposed bike plan for Fell & Oak streets.

This week, readers alerted us to two scourges that may be plaguing Waller Street and surrounding areas.

Want a little mini-bite of Lower Haight news? How about eleven mini-bites? Let's dig in.

In a couple of weeks, we're going to sit down with new District 5 Supervisor Christina Olague for an interview. Tell us what to ask her.