After multiple appeals and public hearings, Shorenstein Residential has struck a deal to move forward—in exchange for buying a lot to give to the city for new affordable housing.

Goodwill's by-the-pound thrift outlet has officially departed 11th Street. However, the adjacent Goodwill store and donation center will remain open through the end of 2016.

A study released today by a tech startup finds that the new restrictions are having a positive effect on both Market and Mission streets.

Join tens of thousands of opera lovers at AT&T Park this Saturday evening for the free live broadcast of this raunchy, raw take on a classic opera.

55 homeless people have moved into "Navigation Center 2," and the city is launching a new outreach team targeting homeless encampments.

A collision is inevitable, according to one cyclist who was assaulted while trying to protect the new Golden Gate Avenue bike lane.

While high-intensity exercise classes are all the rage, one weekly class in Noe Valley focuses on something people take for granted—breathing.

The Japanese-owned gastropub will serve beer brewed especially for San Franciscans, along with a menu of shareable izakaya bites.

The SFPD reports that two "prejudice-based" attacks occurred during Pride weekend.

While the upscale Mint Plaza restaurant just embarked on a crowdfunding campaign, chef-partner Jason Fox told the Chronicle that he and his team have now decided to "nip it in the bud."

With its lease up in the Castro, Ike's is moving in with Sweet Inspiration, as well as taking new locations on Polk Street and in Union Square.

The newly launched lunch service aims to help FiDi and SoMa workers eat out every weekday for less.

Updated renderings from the project's architect offer a new take on the 42-unit development proposed for Little Saigon.