A 47-year-old woman was arrested Saturday night after allegedly pouring bleach onto an SFPD officer from the sixth story of a building. The officer suffered a non-life-threatening chemical burn.

With a collective of artists and baristas moving to the Duboce Truck Stop, no man or woman on the edge of SoMa and the Mission will have to live without coffee or locally-produced art.

It's official: two towers, one of them the city's second-tallest, will rise at First & Mission as part of a massive new development.

Social news site Reddit plans to leave SoMa to take over 420 Taylor St., a four-story building right on the edge of the Tenderloin and Union Square, the SF Business Times reports.

Art galleries will throw open their doors, music and merriment will fill street corners and communal dinners will fill hungry bellies this weekend.

The cafeteria-style restaurant offers a vast selection of hot and cold seasonal dishes to mix and match, along with flavored lemonades.

Within the next few months, the long-shuttered gas station at 1598 Bay St. will give way to 28 new condos.

A weekend full of dance parties, live performances and tacos is about to begin.

A Kansas City-based company that sells locally-made products from vending machines has expanded to San Francisco.

Film crews for "Chance," starring Hugh Laurie, will be taking over Fulton Street from Hyde to Larkin from 4am Saturday to 8am Tuesday for filming around the Tenderloin and Civic Center.

Between live theater, comedy, tribute bands and play dates at the library, there's no shortage of fun to be had in the Tenderloin this weekend.

As Rec & Parks seeks to build a respite off First Street, a few residents along the vacant lot are fighting to save existing trees.

Glide worked with a team of service design experts to create a pop-up shop stocked with everyday necessities—free for the taking.