SFPD is refusing to release the statue to anyone but the collective that created it, who've responded by calling the move "an abomination."

The owner of Lefty O'Doul's is attempting to liberate the controversial statue for a weekend unveiling, complete with an artist appearance.

Though they oppose Trump, some locals believe the statue is still offensive, and are speaking out against Scott Wiener's efforts to keep it on display downtown.

District 8 Supervisor Scott Wiener is working to bring the statue to Union Square for safekeeping and public display.

Months after gaining approval to construct 15 residential units, 824 Hyde St.'s owners are heading back to Planning with hopes of building a four-star hotel instead.

Trader Joe's is now hiring for its forthcoming location at 4th and Market, and an employee says the new location could open by the end of October.

Robberies, an unprovoked assault, a homicide near Aquatic Park, and plenty more from the neighborhood police blotter.

The man found dead at Westfield San Francisco Centre yesterday has been identified as a beloved line chef of the Michelin-rated restaurant located blocks away in Union Square, the Chron reports today.

The festival reflects a recent boom in stand-up comedy in South Asia and its diaspora.

The SFPD is investigating a fatal collision that occurred yesterday afternoon at Stockton and Geary.

Also in this week's police blotter: cell phone grabs, a hot prowl burglary, and a woman sliced in the neck with a box cutter.

This week's roundup features some "great arrests," several violent robberies, and an apartment fire with a victim in critical condition.

This weekend, the Grand Newsstand's Courtney Riddle is launching Kiosk Fest, a Market Street celebration of printed matter and art.