The cone has been in place for some time, indicating that it's not just the work of a random vandal with a great throwing arm. So we reached out to the SFMTA for some enlightenment.

The comic book store will expand into the online marketplace in 2017 to help make sure a community bailout isn’t necessary again.

After 20 years in the Castro, the burger joint's owner is stepping down.

The agency is increasing cash fares to incentivize the use of Clipper and MuniMobile, and monthly passes for youth and seniors are getting big price hikes.

Experts say the naturally occurring tides offer a unique preview of the threats posed by rising sea levels.

The comic book store's owner says they're five days and $8,000 away from being forced to close.

If you didn't see the dust, then maybe you saw the sign taped on illy Caffè's window this morning. With changes in the works, we take pause to question what's lacking in Castro's coffee cluster.

With downed trees, mudslides, and power outages, San Francisco got more than just rain today.

Passengers have reportedly been evacuated from the train.

The city’s biennial homeless count is an "imperfect system." But in order to compare "apples to apples,” the methodology will not change this year.

The city was supposed to build 400 units of housing for homeless youth by 2015. But so far, it's only completed or has plans for 280 units.

The departing liquor store is spreading a little holiday goodwill with buy one, get one free hard liquor. As we reported last week, its neighbor, Photoworks, is also being forced to vacate.

The city is requiring six new Navigation Centers to open by mid-2018—one of which must be aimed at youth. But no one's taking action.