It's possible the vandal or vandals used the fire escape to tag the dome of the landmarked building owned by Francis Ford Coppola.

Blue Bottle and Sow Juice are the first of five new businesses to open kiosks under the arches on the outside of the Ferry Building.

The proposed hotel would displace Il Massimo and Stript Wax Bar, and block Transamerica Pyramid views for some Gateway Apartments residents.

Radner has fought fiercely for more than a decade to preserve a downtown fitness club from being razed for condos.

The vast majority of SRO tenants—88 percent— are headed by the working poor who have jobs in industries such as hotels, sales, construction and restaurants.

From Jerry Garcia to Mark Zuckerberg to Harvey Milk, the wax museum's San Francisco location spotlights Bay Area luminaries.

For the second year, the construction-weary merchants and shoppers of Union Square get an oasis of urban green space and daily attractions.

This week's crime and safety recap includes all-too-common purse snatchings, a bar fight, teenage trio of muggers and two men punched in the face.

As you plan Thanksgiving shopping, keep in mind that the Ferry Plaza Farmers Market will be open Saturday, Tuesday and again on Wednesday for a special market serving last-minute shoppers.

Some neighbors say the proposed development will block iconic views from Pioneer Park and needs an environmental review; the developer and city attorneys say it won't, and doesn't.

The new restaurant-bar will offer craft cocktails, Champagne flights, and Barbary Coast-inspired decor with an intriguing "restraint" theme, harkening back to the building's previous life as a jail.

After a unanimous Board of Supervisors vote, a luxury condo and mixed-use high-rise at 75 Howard St. was approved, but more legal battles may await.

The Super Bowl 50 Host Committee has had a change of plans and won't ask the city to remove Muni wires during its Super Bowl City party after all.