The nonprofit for homeless people or those with unstable housing is picking up the slack where Taking It To The Streets left off.

After a failed attempt to sell the business in 2017, owner Ben Robinson has finally secured a buyer.

The shop, run by a collective of vintage purveyors and makers, opens for business this Saturday.

While SFPD's Park Station continues to report a steady level of car break-ins in the area, 2019 has brought a lower-than-normal incidence of violent crime thus far.

"It's harder and harder to function as a small business [in the Haight]," says owner Trevor Thomas.

Bite Me Sandwiches has found at new home at 701 Cole St. (at Waller).

The comics and zine publisher took over a neighboring space this week, and has plans to stick around.

Open for 17 years across various locations, Past Perfect is consolidating into its Richmond District space.

A new nature trail, named for a local parks advocate, caps off months of improvements and refinements in the Oak Woodlands.

The closure will allow crews to work on repairing the 130-year-old structure.

The damaged tree limb is hovering dangerously above a Muni power line.

While no one was injured, 14 residents of the building have lost their homes.

The Planning Commission will likely approve the new dispensary at its meeting tomorrow, clearing its final regulatory hurdle.