The sign at the intersection of Henry and Noe streets has gotten a little upgrade for the holiday season, with an additional letter in red changing "Noe" to the more festive "Noel."

Hayes Valley has a new community garden, and applications for a plot are being accepted until January 15th, 2017.

Wearing a full hazmat suit and a fake badge that read "Ortho," the suspect tried to steal laptops from a building on Franklin Street.

The $25 gift cards are designed to be handed out to homeless people so they can purchase food, clothes, and more.

Enjoy a gingerbread party, movie screenings, a holiday show and more.

The Castro's market hall is expanding to offer entertainment options, starting with a VR room.

Mario powered up for a two-story-high adventure above Love Haight Computers last night.

Modeled on food banks, the nonprofit connects homeless and low-income people with toothpaste, shampoo, tampons, and other hygiene needs.

The second-floor shop attracts collectors from all over the world but is a well-kept secret, even in the Castro.

Neighbors are especially concerned about how the steep hillside will be stabilized during construction.

672 neighborhood drains have already been adopted by San Francisco residents who help keep them clear of debris to reduce flooding.

This year, the annual event in San Francisco will take place at Trans: Thrive on Sunday, at 3pm.

Many users say the transition was badly bungled, with some disabled users cut off from access to wheelchair-accessible vans.