The spacious cafe at the base of the Panoramic is now serving coffee and tea, with a lunch menu and alcoholic beverages to eventually follow.

After a planned location of The Market fell through, the developers of the Lumina building have announced that Marin-based grocer Woodlands Market is taking the space for its first SF store.

With no toilets onsite or regular cleaning by the city, a 20-year-old skater made signs and a video begging people to stop using corners of the public skate park as a restroom.

Lava Mae is providing free showers to homeless neighbors until 2pm today at Golden Gate & Jones. Its site could gain approval from the Planning Commission this week to become 304 units of housing.

While the three-story shipping container office complex is still under review, tours are now available of the initial concept.

With an expired lease and no option to renew, the owners of the iconic Tenderloin greasy spoon are closing up and hunting for a new location.

People with deep pockets can pay an annual fee to enjoy high-end food and drinks in a private, upscale environment.

Brave the weather for the St. Patrick's parade, or check out tons of indoor events—the choice is yours.

We've got ideas for morning people, science geeks, neighbors on a budget and more this weekend.

After three years of staving off eviction attempts with help from City Hall, the tenants have gotten new Ellis Act eviction notices.

Campos said he'll also introduce legislation that would require the city to build six new Navigation Centers in the next year.

Though the new jail was unanimously voted down, the city is trying to keep its $80 million state grant in play to fund an alternative facility.

The 32-story residential tower at 299 Fremont is set to begin pre-leasing its 409 units, with an initial move-in scheduled for mid-May.