Residents of the Hotel Iroquois, a Tenderloin single-room-occupancy hotel, are opening its doors this weekend for free tours and performances.

Homeless mothers rallied on the steps of City Hall on Thursday to demand stable housing for themselves and their children.

Jordan Davis, a tenant representative to the city’s SRO Task Force, is asking the city to cap SRO rents at 30% of tenants' incomes.

Activists and former Google employees are lobbying Pride's board to exclude the company from this year's event.

Despite the recent passage of a law requiring SF businesses to accept cash, Muni is set to raise fares on riders who pay cash on July 1.

N-Judah commuters were greeted during rush hour with the unofficial signs, which admonish against transphobia.

A group of Outer Sunset residents, led by Green Party member Mike Murphy, filed an appeal against a development planned for a vacant former site of a gas station.

Donald Trump, Jr., Fox News alum Kimberly Guilfoyle and a part-owner of the San Francisco Giants were among the attendees.

High- and low-wage jobs in SF are growing at equal rates, but only high-wage workers are getting their housing needs met.

Plans for a housing project at 3601 Lawton St in the Outer Sunset have been updated to include more homes.

Evictions are rising, thanks to landlords fearful of California's new rent-cap bill. But raging wildfires have created an unexpected firewall for tenants.

The project is a rarity for the Outer Sunset, where only 21 homes have been built since 2011.

Mermaids, gnomes, and princesses roamed the Outer Sunset on Thursday evening, thanks to a community effort to close the block to cars.

On Tuesday evening, nonprofit One Atmosphere dedicated a completed mural of teenage Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg at 414 Mason Street.

A longstanding quirk of living in San Francisco, the siren is set to go on a lengthy hiatus after next Tuesday.

The statement is emblematic of the current war over upzoning the Sunset and Richmond Districts, which is playing out at both city and state levels.

Two different potential condo developments have been proposed for the site of the garden center, an Outer Sunset staple since the 1950s.

For the first time ever, the San Francisco Department of Elections has included “I voted!” stickers in vote by mail envelopes.

Selling marked-up masks, hand sanitizer and toilet paper isn't just unethical — it's illegal.

The library’s physical locations are closed during shelter-in-place orders. But its online resources are vast, from newspapers to movies to kids' content.

Couper Orona and Jess Gonzalez, who live in their vehicles, occupied a Castro home they say has sat vacant for four years.