With a new construction crew on the job, the project is hoping to shake its reputation for gas leaks and other major disruptions.

The guitarist behind a popular early female rock band in the 60s tells us her story — and has a few thoughts for Haight Street today.

After a little vacation, Dino has shown back up on the Anthem doorstep

The new gym, from a husband-and-wife duo of fitness industry veterans, will be right next door to Bacon Bacon on Frederick.

The sculpture by Jean-Michel Othoniel, installed in September, turned out to have some problems with El Niño rains.

Susan Strolis, who organizes monthly clean-ups of the Alvord Lake area, was given a certificate of honor for her hard work in the neighborhood.

The body was discovered near Chain of Lakes and Martin Luther King Blvd. in the park. Police are investigating.

You may have noticed the new mural gracing the building that houses Cole Street Smoke Shop and Frank's Liquor Store, though the artist behind it and its completion date remain mysterious.

Rejected from location after location, the organization, which now works out of a van, is trying to raise $5 million to purchase a space.

The city is hosting two meetings next week to hear out the community on the prospect of pro soccer at Kezar Stadium.

Decades of Fashion owner Cecily Hansen told SFGate she was "flabbergasted" that the California Department of Fish and Wildlife closed her shop and seized merchandise and her own personal clothing.

The pit bull's owner fled the scene of an attack in Golden Gate Park, without providing identification.

Notables from your week in Upper Haight news, plus your weekend fun options.