Funds are still being solicited from the community for the walls' completion.

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

The public is encouraged to attend SF Rec & Parks' Capital Committee meeting this afternoon at 2pm at City Hall (room 416) to discuss, in part, pedestrian safety improvements to the Panhandle.

The latest local tree casualty is a string of cars off of Oak Street.

The efficient LED lights, intended to improve pedestrian and cyclist safety, will go up from now through October.

Kezar Stadium will close from Monday, August 17th through Sunday, August 23rd.

Neighbors are invited to weigh in on the issues they'd most like to see the Panhandle Improvement Project tackle.