Introducing Haighteration's first-ever video, shot last week as part of Flip Night at AT&T Park.

Saturday marks the annual tag sale in Duboce Park, with proceeds going toward park improvements. Donated items will be accepted all week.

Memphis Minnies, often named Best BBQ joint in the Bay Area, has just started delivery service via GrubHub.

It's true, we're suckers for lowercase sans-serif fonts here at Haighteration. We spotted this signage at the entrance to something... but what?

Feeling blue because all your friends are leaving town for the holiday weekend? Well, here are a few events to help turn that frown upside-down.

A grassroots Facebook campaign sprang up yesterday urging insanely-popular San Francisco sandwich shop Ike's Place to move to the Lower Haight.

One month ago today, stabbing victim Philip DiMartino's body was found inside his apartment on Hermann St. The killer remains at large.

Tonight, Haighteration is taking part in a special event at AT&T Park, organized by the good folks at Flip Video.

Starting today, 248 Fillmore St hosts Zerofriends, a pop-up store featuring apparel, prints, and toys designed by graphic illustrator Alex Pardee.

Don't panic, but the Lower Haight has been invaded by at least one strange yellow creature. Is it an alien? A robot? And where did we spot it?

The space at 422 Haight St, which used to house the much-beloved Roland's Bakery, is now back on the market. We've got photos and details.

Lady Gaga, a wild pig hunt, and a taste of New Orleans are just some of the stories that didn't quite make it to our front page this week.

Five years ago today, Three Twins Ice Cream opened its first scoop shop in San Rafael.