Forty years ago, progressive activists changed how supervisors got elected. The impacts are still being felt today, from social issues to the D3 race.

We catch up with Audra Kunkle, owner of Loved To Death, to talk shop about taxidermy, the Victorian era, mortality and more.

A tech commuter bus bottomed out coming around the corner at Haight and Ashbury this morning.

Susan Strolis and Friends of Alvord Lake have already done a lot to improve the lake, and seek community input as they attempt to do more.

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

After 15 months of renovation work, the new 2,500-square-foot indoor cycling/circuit training studio is open for business.

Best of Thai Noodle is getting a bright and cheerful makeover, but the menu appears to be mostly unchanged.

The Haight's problems are getting increased attention from media, politicians and police.

Public Works is postponing the Upper Haight's much-maligned infrastructure project until it can find legal counsel and discuss safety measures.

Shoe Biz employees play a heavy hand in the design of this local footwear brand.

Shrader was closed off from Beulah to Waller after a small fire was reported at 746-748 Shrader.

A full event calendar for the weekend, plus the biggest neighborhood news of the week.

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