Roving 24/7, the vans would be for "anyone who needs to connect with another human being," said an administrator.

Airbnb has more than 8,000 listings in San Francisco, but only a small minority of hosts are registered with the City’s office of short-term rentals.

If the SFMTA Board agrees, one of the most dangerous intersections in the city would see two blocks of parking-protected bike lane.

Can rooftop solar and other technologies help prevent widespread power outages in San Francisco?

Despite widespread outages in January, Muni may extend the company's $3.7 million contract.

In honor of International Workers' Day, many pro-immigrant businesses will close their doors today.

Residents in certain neighborhoods can now sign up for the high-speed gigabit fiber internet service.

Establishing six restaurants in San Francisco, the pioneering chef and businessman introduced Hunan cuisine to the United States.

The five-year pilot would have allowed radar cameras in the city's most dangerous transit corridors.

In the first court-ordered eviction since the Ghost Ship fire in Oakland, the Bernalhaus collective were forced out.

Families with 500 to 900 school-aged students are expected to move into the area over the next few years, say officials.

The shelter would operate for several months until the site's owner receives permits to build 157 units of mixed-use housing.

The proposed infill development would create 100 to 150 units of new housing.