Last year's $9.3 million renovation transformed the park with a new open layout, basketball court and clubhouse.

Construction on the sewer system below Bryant Street between Eight and Ninth won't let up until early next year.

The university will open the doors of its McAllister Tower Apartments for an afternoon of Halloween fun for neighborhood youth.

NEAT (New Experiments in Art and Technology) opens its doors to the public today at the Contemporary Jewish Museum.

VYDC is opening up their space for "Friday Hangouts," in the hopes of encouraging youth to take advantage of mental-health counseling.

The art-heavy restaurant, whose lease is up next year, hopes to continue providing food and artistic energy to a changing Folsom corridor.

The leather and kink fest will return to SoMa this Sunday, September 27th.

Bill Weber's iconic jazz mural is undergoing a massive restoration, thanks to recent funding and community assistance.

The SoMa bar now features live music on Tuesdays, as well as a reconfigured interior and new fall cocktail menu.

The organization recruits members in their teens and early twenties with a history of homelessness.

The free program supports the educational aspirations of adults hoping to catch up after life's circumstances get in the way of schooling.

Two formerly homeless clients discuss the difference the organization has made in their lives.

The BAWCC's founder talks about her 35 years of experience in the neighborhood, and what it takes to meet the community's needs.