Rec & Park is looking into booking a second weekly Off The Grid for the Upper Haight.

This weekend: a bigger Alembic debuts, plus film, music and more.

You may have noticed a smattering of literary quotes now adorning the hood: you're not alone.

Haight Street might finally have a Japanese restaurant in the works.

The Haight's mobile bicycle-powered library is expanding.

Capt. Sanford gave an hour-long briefing on his strategies to combat crime and clear out homeless encampments.

A new documentary about Margaret Cho's #BeRobin campaign debuts this weekend in the Haight.

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

After installing more than 100 new plants along the pathway, a local group is raising $5,000 to add a much-needed stone wall.

Robert Motherwell, a Victorian Speakeasy, and music are all part of the Labor Day weekend scene in the Haight.

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

The Stanyan Park Hotel, a local Beaux Arts gem, was saved in 1983 from the ignominy of fake brick siding.

On September 12th, Rec & Parks will host the all-day event, with classes on everything from seed saving to building raised beds.