The city is moving to reduce its shelter density to prevent infection spread, but thousands of unhoused people still lack shelter or sanitation.

The free meal program will continue for the many San Francisco students who don't have access to another square meal. The city will also provide emergency childcare for some families.

The Haight's historic volunteer clinic is re-opening for weekly services, Thursdays 9 a.m. - 5 p.m., and actively seeking new volunteers.

As part of emergency measures to handle the impacts of COVID-19, DPH is opening the center for testing on a referral-only basis.

Supervisors introduced five legislative measures aimed at dampening the effects of COVID-19 on city residents and businesses.

Next month will mark the debut of a new two-year light installation at Golden Gate Park's Spreckels Temple of Music.

Stuf, a longtime mainstay for affordable jewelry and accessories, is now closed, joining many former clothing shops in Upper Haight.

Ceramics studios are becoming trendy additions to the SF landscape — and the latest entry is in the Richmond District.

The city intervened after parkgoers reported seeing a number of domesticated birds on the loose.

After its original location was destroyed by a gas explosion and fire, the popular dim sum spot has found a new home across town.

The golden sculpture by Jean-Michel Othoniel has been officially donated to the city, earning a permanent spot on the Conservatory's lawn.

Starting with a meeting this Sunday, Preston is taking on the conflict that's stymied two of his predecessors — including Mayor Breed.

After 24 years at the helm of the historic bike shop, Bradley Woehl is looking for American Cyclery's next owner.