4/20 programming is going virtual, as city officials, dispensaries, event sponsors and celebrities urge marijuana enthusiasts to spend the day on the couch.

The official 4/20 event was canceled weeks ago, but the city is concerned people may unofficially congregate to smoke.

A swath of Balboa Street restaurants had their front doors completely shattered by vandals, with cash and other items stolen.

The city's largest homeless shelter is closed after 91 residents and staff tested positive for COVID-19, following weeks of calls to provide safer alternatives to congregant shelters.

This week, the city budget committee committed to leasing 7,000 vacant hotel rooms to allow unhoused San Franciscans to shelter-in-place.

A group of Supervisors is hoping to shake Mayor Breed into action on preventatively housing homeless people — and if they can't, they'll force her hand.

Citing inaction from Mayor Breed, several Supervisors are proposing emergency legislation to get undiagnosed homeless people — not just the ill — into hotel rooms.

Over ten thousand hotel rooms are available to the city to provide shelter for unhoused San Franciscans, but implementation appears no closer than it was last week.

A possible bright spot for some local businesses in the Haight: some of the most disruptive work is underway while businesses are already closed by the shelter-in-place order.

If you're an SF renter who's lost income during the shutdown, here's what you need to know.

The proposed legislation would house all independent homeless people in thousands of city-leased hotel rooms, as a public safety measure.

Rocked by new regulations limiting congregate gatherings, the city's network of soup kitchens is adapting to keep services going.

Citing uncertainty and a sense of public responsibility, festival organizers now have their sights set on 2021.