Built in 1962, the bridge is set to come down as part of the project to speed up the 38 and 38R-Geary buses.

Plaintiffs in a lawsuit filed on Monday fear the city's COVID-19 response plan will only exacerbate the neighborhood's ongoing, pre-existing problems.

The Tenderloin isn't just suing the city over COVID-19 safety issues — it's refusing to go back to an already catastrophic "old normal," plaintiffs say.

Tenderloin station police have been busy in the weeks since our last roundup, including several robberies at gunpoint, a 15-hour standoff, and a machete attack.

Created by artists quarantined at home, the ad-hoc show may ultimately be "a time capsule of this moment in history," says the museum's director.

A knife-wielding suspect barricaded himself inside a Tenderloin building early this morning, leading to an hours-long standoff with police.

A local nonprofit is working overtime to help mediate disputes between landlords and tenants who've lost income to the COVID-19 crisis.

Whether sheltering in place or busy with essential work, San Franciscans are making more calls to local mental health support lines, and organizations say they need volunteers and funding to keep up.

Amid criticism of its response to the unhoused population during the COVID-19 outbreak, San Francisco will deploy up to 15 new public toilets and hand washing stations.

The man was shot around 8 p.m. at Pine and Taylor streets.

In one incident, a 50-year-old man was attacked with a wheelchair by a main in his twenties.

Immigrant business owners in the Tenderloin are facing both lost business and increased break-ins under the shelter-in-place order.

San Francisco’s Department of Homelessness and Supportive Housing has deployed mobile hand washing stations across the city as part of the city’s response to COVID-19.