Plans are being explored to construct five floors of residential, commercial, and community space inside the church at Fell and Fillmore.

A guide to brand new public art and exhibitions worth checking out in the Lower Haight right now.

A fire broke out in the rear stairwell of a residential building at 934 Oak St. between Pierce and Scott this afternoon.

The longtime proprietor of Cafe International has lived everywhere from Eritrea to Italy, but calls San Francisco home.

A car struck a hydrant on the southeast corner of Fell and Divisadero, sending a large spout of water high into the air.

A car had to be towed after becoming wedged in the separated bike lane on Duboce at Church.

Real estate pamphlets advertising Lower Haight building as Hayes Valley are stolen and revised ones that read "Only a realtor could call this Hayes Valley. This is LOWER HAIGHT bitches!"

The SFMTA has voted to increase parking limits from two hours to four hours for 15 blocks of the newly-created Area Q.

Parking control officers began issuing warnings on Sept. 1st, but real enforcement begins today.

Friends of the Urban Forest and local volunteers are finishing up a three-day project to install new sidewalk gardens on the 600 block of Pierce.

The tiny storefront in Duboce Triangle offers private cooking classes for 8-12 people, taught by veteran chef Joe Wittenbrook.

Funds are still being solicited from the community for the walls' completion.

The "AIDS comedy," which stars James Roday and Danny Glover, will shoot at Uva Enoteca on Thursday.