About 50 people rallied outside of the flagship Apple Store in Union Square to protest the FBI's request for a "back door" into the iPhone.

Sidewalk bulb-outs and continental crosswalks are in the works, as the Columbus Avenue Safety Project kicks off.

After a seismic retrofit and almost six weeks in a temporary location, Jeffrey's Natural Pet Foods is back in its original spot on Powell Street.

A peaceful protest is working its way down Market Street today in response to the conviction of NYPD officer Peter Liang.

Vegan is out, pho is in at the Stockton/Vallejo corner.

The funky bar, known for video games and Plinko, appears to be plotting an expansion into the current Polk Street Check Cashing space.

The memorial begins at Mottini's former residence at the Golden Eagle Hotel on Broadway, with a marching band leading the procession to Caffé Trieste.

Every Sunday night and Monday afternoon, Sarn Saechao takes over Naked Lunch's kitchen to serve food inspired by the flavors of his childhood.

The restaurant was part of an international chain, but it's not affiliated with two other locations at the Westfield San Francisco Centre and in the Sunset.

The Telegraph Hill Neighborhood Center has landed an $18,000 grant from the NFL to create the interactive space, dubbed Happy Lane.

Neighbors, politicians, city bigwigs and more attended the banquet—and a surprise guest even phoned in from China.

Kantner was a pioneer of psychedelic rock, but he was also a San Francisco native and a North Beach regular at spots like Caffe Trieste.

Frustrated with illegal vending along the lively Lower Polk corridor, neighbors are opposing a legal application for a new hot dog truck.