Looks like we've found a pretty animated street art protest in the Lower Haight. Anybody know where?

Even though it's the first day of fall in most of North America, it's officially summer in this week's leftovers. Let's dig in!

Pets, politics, and a public hearing -- it's a trifecta of Lower Haight-related items to liven up your Thursday.

This Saturday night, it's the return of Movie Night in Duboce Park -- this time featuring Pixar's 2004 hit, The Incredibles.

According to the Examiner, Hayes Valley Farm received notice that it will soon have to vacate its location to make way for a planned condo project.

We've received a lot of good questions for the 16 candidates running for mayor of San Francisco, but we want more.

Somewhere in the neighborhood there's a QR Code that's "LOOKING 4 A ROOM." Can you help?

In the blink of an eye, Indian and Pakistani restaurant Naan 'N' Chutney (525 Haight) disappeared this week, turning into "Tandoor on Haight"!

We've got a tag sale, a treasure hunt, a street art controversy, new Maven details, and lots more -- all in this week's leftovers!

It's 24 hours later, and we're <i>still</i> recovering from last night's Haighteration/Blockboard Happy Hour at Mad Dog in the Fog!

Is Muni going to reroute the 6 and 71? Will AT&T be installing crazy ugly boxes all around town? What's up with the next ArtWalk? Find out tonight!

Big news, gang. Fifteen months after RNM closed, 598 Haight Street is officially getting a new tenant: a restaurant called Maven.

Today's the big day -- it's Haighteration and Blockboard's Happy Hour at Mad Dog! And to give you something to chat about, we've got some big news.