2016's first installment of Sunday Streets will see Valencia Street closed to traffic and open to family-friendly festivities.

You've heard about the CIA's Cold War-era LSD-fueled experiments, but did you know that one of the more depraved ongoing operations took place inside a Telegraph Hill house at 225 Chestnut St.?

"I walked by Sparky's and I was surprised to see that some of the brown paper on the windows had fallen and now it looks like this!" writes tipster Sophia, who sent in this photo over the weekend.

Live music, raunchy Game of Thrones fanfic and a whole lot more await you in the Haight this weekend/next week.

Artificial intelligence and virtual reality are two buzzwords connected to the Deltas' plans for the Kezar Stadium revamp.

Here's a look at recent crime and commotion in and around the Upper Haight.

Did you happen to catch a glimpse of this epic swing setup in the Panhandle yesterday?

The Examiner reports that San Francisco Animal Care and Control is requesting funds to purchase "hazing instruments" to condition urban coyotes to be wary of humans.

The Castro, Mission, Tenderloin and SoMa will be getting a bevy of new bike share locations.

With no organizer, the pre-Pride event, renamed "Pink Party" last year, has been called off.

Get your tote bags ready: the Castro market is back, with some new wine- and social media-centric promotions.

A man was struck and killed in a hit-and-run in the Tenderloin on Saturday evening, and another was injured.

The wind and wet weather continue to cause downed trees around the city, including a big one in Koshland Park last night.