Despite criticism, the van-transit company is opening up to bring regional commuters to the city's northern and western neighborhoods.

Street parking is off-limits on the 1600 block of Haight this week—but the work being done has nothing to do with the sinkhole there.

This morning, a familiar sight appeared on Haight Street, just east of Belvedere. Another sinkhole seems to be forming in the middle of Haight, right in front of Zam Zam.

DPW's administrative hearing on the infrastructure mishaps over the last seven months in the Haight has been delayed.

Since work is suspended through the holidays, crews will be out to shore up sinking pavement in the meantime.

Work crews are out today, but not for the Haight infrastructure project. Public Works is replacing some lateral sewer lines, as residents were complaining of back-ups. The work should take 2-3 days.

With recent grant applications denied, funding for improved lighting in the neighborhood is up in the air.

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

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

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

Wondering why there have been all these gas leaks? PG&E says that "safe digging practices were not being used."

Yes, this is really happening again.

The Upper Haight's much-maligned infrastructure project made a brief return today, and will recommence in earnest on Monday.