New developments are rising up and down Market, but this one has been significantly delayed. Here's why.

Founded by Danish immigrants in 1906, St. Francis has survived two earthquakes and has been a neighborhood cornerstone for over a century.

Every parking meter in the city will have its price adjusted based on demand, from 50 cents to as much as $7 per hour.

After years of turmoil, the nonprofit is happy to have finally gotten its Lower Haight office, but what it really wants is an Upper Haight drop-in center.

From 1970-1986, the cooperative legal firm represented neighborhood groups in the Mission and fought for social justice, gaining national recognition.

Jennine Jacob wants people to pitch tents at City Hall to advocate for emergency aid for the city's homeless population.

With another near-closure for Zapata, here's what the Castro's Supervisor has to say about constituents' gripes with landlord Les Natali.

The taqueria, set to close tonight after more than 20 years, has gotten another last-minute reprieve from landlord Les Natali.

Will the newly renovated escalator feature more rainbow LEDs? According to the SFMTA, it's up to the community.

The Bay Area Reporter confirms that its former political editor, Wayne Friday, died by suicide yesterday. A close friend of Harvey Milk, Friday was a longtime chronicler of the city's political scene.

The transit-infused, neighborhood-blending dance tour is back this weekend, with 7 different performance sites between the Castro and SoMa.

Supervisors Jane Kim, Aaron Peskin, and Scott Weiner, among others, will debate pro and con positions on Propositions M, O, U, and X.

Dog Eared, which opened a second location in the Castro in July, was one of three bookstores to receive legacy status this week.