As the construction drags on, residents and merchants are increasingly frustrated by disruptions to parking and foot traffic.

Construction crews are back at work this week, replacing water main and lateral lines from Baker to Ashbury.

SFMTA says all of the construction for the Sunset Tunnel will take place during the day, and will not disrupt N-Judah service.

The designs for the Upper Haight's renovation have been revealed, and you're invited to voice your opinion.

Tomorrow, the SFMTA will hold a community open house to prepare locals for the 18-month renovation, which begins in just a few weeks.

Merchants were concerned ongoing construction could impact next year's 50th anniversary of the Summer of Love, so the Muni Forward project on Haight has officially been moved to 2018.

The North of Panhandle Neighborhood Association is exploring the addition of separated bike lanes to reduce congestion on the Panhandle path.

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

DPW has developed additional safety protocols with new subcontractors, and a timeline for work is being developed.

That's no earthquake: DPW is digging up the 1600 block of Haight for sinkhole repairs.

In a new letter, fired contractor Synergy says it was made "a political and public scapegoat," but PG&E and DPW say it deserves the blame.

KQED reports that Synergy, the subcontractor under scrutiny for a string of gas leaks and other safety concerns over the course of the now-paused Haight Street project, has been fired by the city.

Now's your chance to get answers about the multiple gas leaks and sinkholes in the Haight last fall.