Despite a recent commercial exodus, the seafood joint is staying put.

SFMTA has been saying solutions will be presented "very soon" for over five months.

A mandatory soft-story seismic retrofit forced the business to vacate its previous location.

Community suggestions have included stronger memorials to Milk, and recreating the plaza as an outdoor amphitheater.

What is a sanctuary city? Why does it matter? Why is SF suing Trump's administration? Here's an explanation.

A record-breaking number of volunteers will take to the streets to count the city's homeless population.

The much-discussed rainbow escalator has been in and out of operation for weeks.

Last October's four-alarm fire displaced seven people and injured three firefighters.

"San Francisco is going to eat this show up," says Scott Hayes, who portrays cannibal Hannibal Lecter.

We're number one—but not in a good way.

We're still thinking about elections, albeit a bit differently.

If you’re a light sleeper—or a night owl—you probably noticed today’s early-morning thunder and lightning.

Renovations are expected to be completed this spring.