The Mateo's spinoff will be one of four restaurants to open in the building that houses Uber and Square.

Prepare yourself for a rambunctious weekend full of outdoor festivals, Prince tributes, a Bernie Sanders comedy roast and much more.

Amid ongoing negotiations between the administration and faculty union, striking faculty members are convening at Civic Center Campus this afternoon for a rally against CCSF's labor practices.

Keep an eye out for actors Taye Diggs and Kathleen Robertson around town today and tomorrow, as they play two SFPD homicide detectives investigating a murdered football player.

Tishman Speyer has secured approval to construct a 400-foot tower at 160 Folsom St. However, the Board of Supervisors still needs to vote on selling the public portion of the parcel to the developer.

Until 2pm today, homeless residents are welcome to stop by the Main Public Library's Fulton Street entrance to take advantage of a slew of free services.

The sisters of Fraternite Notre Dame Mary of Nazareth may be back on the hunt for a new soup kitchen as homeowners are "vehemently against" their move to 1930 Mission St., Mission Local reports.

The guerrilla marketer turned restaurateur is preparing to launch a second, but still very soulful, fried-chicken joint in the Tenderloin.

The death is the second homicide to occur in the Civic Center/Tenderloin area in less than a week.

The visualizations follow the Planning Department's first community workshop on rezoning the area around Market Street, Van Ness and Mission.

Headlining this month's police blotter are multiple hot prowls, assaults, and violent robberies around the neighborhood.

We've got details on the many hands-on events coming up this weekend, as well as a reminder to visit The Basement before it's gone.

With hopes of building deeper relationships with community members, the Tenderloin's police station is inviting community members to sip coffee and chat informally from 7-9am tomorrow at Philz.