Three mayoral candidates are joining a handful of Tenderloin poets to creatively debate how the city should manage homelessness.

Brush up on this week's top news, then catch up on where to find Halloween festivities this weekend.

To paint a picture of the TL using residents' own words, two local artists will be collecting stories throughout the fall.

Catering to the after-work crowd, Wine Down SF will serve wine and beer from small, California producers.

The SFPD has released surveillance footage of a man breaking into a Harrison Street office and stealing thousands of dollars worth of computer equipment.

You'll find goats in UN Plaza, ghosts stories at City Hall, and much more to do in the central city this weekend.

It's the end of the road for the Market Street Cinema, after entertaining the masses in one way or another over the past century.

At 4pm today, the Tenderloin Healthy Corner Store Coalition is hosting an annual gathering focused on eating healthier in the neighborhood.

Before the weekend countdown begins, here are the top news bites from another busy week.

With 16 years of experience working at nearby restaurants, the bar's new tenant hopes to retain the neighborhood vibe Zeke's held onto for 23 years.

From 5-9pm Friday, the final Friday Night Market at UN Plaza will feature a real, live goat petting zoo, along with live music, a full bar, food trucks and more, plus bubble ball and face-painting.

The Italian trattoria Caputo opened its doors on the Embarcadero this weekend and plans to serve lunch and dinner from 11:30am to 10pm daily.

Here's what you need to know about Cutting Ball Theater and its 17th innovative season.