Cheeky headlines aside, there's a serious transit decision to be made -- whether to open Haight Street between Market and Octavia to 2-way traffic.

We finally have a glimpse of what's going on at 435 Duboce Ave, a building which has been undergoing renovation for months.

Yesterday at around 2pm, high winds toppled a giant tree in Duboce Park, sending it crashing down onto Steiner Street.

We're diggin' this totally groovy design we found during a recent jaunt around the neighborhood. Anybody know where it is?

Did you know there are more than 135 shops in the Lower Haight? It's true -- we counted. And about a third of them are now using Twitter.

Tomorrow night at D-Structure, check out the works of more than 50 artists inspired by the theme of superheroes.

A year after our first rundown, let's check in with the Lower Haight's emptiest beauties to find out who's still single and who's now spoken for!

Get a jump on Mother's Day this year with our list of mom-perfect local gifts, provided by a slew of mother-lovin' Lower Haight merchants.

Yes, the world is a little safer this morning, folks - due almost entirely to the new left-turn traffic signals at Fell and Scott Streets!

We haven't seen a whole lot of Native American art in the Lower Haight, so this painting definitely caught our eye. Know where we spotted it?

A couple of crimes, a new bar, a tiny car, and the Lower Haight in the news -- we've got a whopping 10 stories for you in this week's leftovers!

If fairytale weddings are your thing, drop by Mad Dog in the Fog tomorrow and watch the royal nuptials over a pint or two. Or several.

On Saturday, a car cut off (and collided with) a cyclist on Duboce. The bike was totaled, the car sped away, and now the cyclist needs your help.