The proposal calls for leveling the entire corner of Folsom and Russ to construct 46 new residential units, with ground-floor retail and parking.

This weekend is packed with events at the Asian Art Museum, Tenderloin Museum, Exit Theater, a neighborhood record store and more.

This weekend's lineup offers an eclectic mix of dance parties and art exhibitions, a homebrew competition and a soulful gathering of the minds.

The sale of the city's oldest gay bar to the mysterious Breaking Chad, LLC has fallen through, SF Weekly reports. Five other potential buyers are in line next, including a male couple who own a bar.

Nearly 10 years after the idea originally surfaced, the city has officially established the SoMa Pilipinas cultural district South of Market.

New plans for 1525 Pine St. propose "preserving" and "reimagining" the existing, decades-old diner, while adding 15 residential units to the site.

It's the second collision on McAllister in just two days.

The fire appears to have originated in or near Econ Glass Company at 225 Sixth St., where firefighters are currently deployed.

With help from the city's Small Site Program and local financiers, the land trust has acquired an at-risk building at 7th & Natoma.

A collision at 4:10pm yesterday near Civic Center Plaza sent one passenger to the hospital with critical injuries.

The Basement is departing this month, to be replaced by a new bar from the owners of the Pac Heights craft beer shop.

The Board of Supervisors is scheduled to vote tomorrow on whether to raise the height limit to allow a 400-foot tower with 40 percent affordable housing at 160 Folsom St.

Days after the officer-involved shooting of a Mission District homeless man, Mayor Lee announced that encampments would be dismantled citywide.