The biannual community-building festival returns this week, with plenty of events in and around the Panhandle.

Another sinkhole on Haight meant a sleepless night for local residents; neighborhood groups will gather on Monday.

If the proposal goes as planned, the two spaces will be demolished for a 40-foot-tall building with nine residential units and retail space.

The Nike Women's Marathon will cause road closures and Muni re-routing throughout the city.

Approximately 100 people packed last night's meeting to share concerns over homeless encampments and Haight Street's sidewalk culture.

Design firm Arthur McLaughlin and Associates will open the retail storefront at their Hayes & Broderick space.

NOPNA's current president explains the ins and outs of running a neighborhood group, and what he's hoping to achieve during his tenure.

The group, founded at St. Cyprian's Center, seeks to create community and meaning for all city residents, whether they're religious or not.

The grandson of stone carvers, Joey Rosenlof makes custom rings, pendants, and plugs in his Panhandle garage.

A cyclist side-swiped by a car was attempting to photograph its license plate when the driver gunned the engine, sending him onto the windshield.

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.

Tonight's North of the Panhandle Neighborhood Association (NOPNA) meeting will offer a diverse cast of presenters.