We spotted this triangle sandwich somewhere in the neighborhood... but where?

One of Mad Dog in the Fog's bartenders has organized a prize-packed fundraiser at the bar tonight to support the upcoming San Francisco AIDS Walk.

From exactly 7pm to 10pm tonight, two very different art events will be in full effect in the Lower Haight.

A zombie invasion is planned for the Lower Haight tonight. But don't freak -- it's all in good, fundraising fun.

Despite rumors to the contrary, AT&T says plans to install new antennas on the roof of 255 Steiner are still on track.

Blue and yellow paint can be used for more than just mural vandalism, of course. For example, these windows, spotted somewhere in the neighborhood.

On Sunday morning, enjoy some food, music and sunshine while helping to clean up the Lower Haight mural, and show the folks who defaced it who's boss.

If you love drinking beer, but not waiting, standing, or asking for it, check out Mad Dog's new self-service beer table -- the first in California.

With an office at 800 Haight Street closing, we got to thinking: why is there so much turnover at northern corner locations on Haight Street?

By popular demand, here's a trio of updates on recent Haighteration stories!

It kinda feels like all we write about lately are trees and murals, right? Well, today we're doubling down: here's a story about a mural OF a tree.

Ah, 1886. The year Coca Cola was invented, the first automobile was driven, and something was built in the Lower Haight. But where?

What to you get when you cross Fillmore St. boutique Revolver with an art gallery with a submarine? You get The Voyager Shop, that's what.