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

The Upper Haight's much-maligned infrastructure project made a brief return today, and will recommence in earnest on Monday.

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

Tomorrow morning, the SFMTA is hosting a walking tour to explain upcoming changes and solicit feedback from local residents.

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

The project is being put on hold while "protocols and a better safety plan" are put in place.

The break is the third in Hayes Valley in less than a month.

August 27th's gas line rupture, the third this year, is provoking scrutiny from neighborhood groups.

That's not Playa dust you see; it's sand for oil spill cleanup.

Bus lines that serve the Divisadero neighborhood will soon see upgrades in both speed and frequency.

From 10pm September 4th through around 2pm September 5th, SFMTA will be doing track work for the Central Subway T Line.

Called a "two-stage left turn bike box," the box provides "an easy and predictable way for people biking to make a left turn."

The meeting was open to the public, with the aim to give community members an opportunity to share concerns and suggestions .