The city's new shelter at Pier 80 is one option, but a homeless advocate is pushing the idea of a city-sanctioned tent village on public land.

By tomorrow morning, campers along Division Street will be given notice that they must vacate due to uninhabitable conditions in the area.

After 20 years of selling custom leather boots, and engaging the leather, biker and kink communities, Stompers Boots has relocated to Fort Lauderdale.

The developers of the 13-story residential building proposed for 1028 Market St. seek art that reflects and enhances the neighborhood.

While the Board of Supervisors hoped to use the $80 million federal jail grant to construct a mental health facility instead, Public Works has confirmed that the federal government won't allow it.

The Burger King at the corner of Market and Grove has been closed since last Friday.

This week's crime blotter features two Western SoMa shootings, as well as robberies with guns, knives and fists.

Located in the heart of the Tenderloin, the new marketplace for neighborhood artists opens to the public Tuesday through Fridays starting next week.

The co-op values inclusivity, but is increasingly concerned about the safety risks the growing tent city poses to staff and customers.

The exhibition will feature more than 100 black-and-white photographs, with a third overlaid with illustrations depicting issues currently impacting residents.

Pay your own price to see live sketch comedy, check out a free happy hour with deals on clothing and accessories, and much more.

The popular street food vendor from New York City is taking over the former Naan-N-Curry space on O'Farrell, just outside the Tenderloin.

Whether you're looking for a custom cake or a quick chocolate fix, Cable Car Cakes and Chocolates will soon have you covered.