Cole Valley

A District 5 resident of more than two decades, the newly appointed supervisor shares her views on homelessness, housing, auto break-ins and other local concerns.

The food-truck Goliath is proposing a temporary market, beer garden and park on the McDonald's site, which will eventually become affordable housing.

The new development at Stanyan and Frederick will add three housing units atop the existing retail space.

"Cole Valley didn't used to be a high-crime area," said the gym's owner, but recent break-ins are "changing the neighborhood, the dynamic of it."

Riders of Muni metro trains and shuttle buses were met with an especially brutal commute this morning.

Time again for another roundup of notable criminal activity in the area.

After upending the newspaper industry, Craig Newmark is working to promote news literacy and integrity.

A survey available through the end of July asks neighbors about how they use the area.

One resident said the proposal is "an absurdly expensive way to raise money."

Just how far does a housing dollar stretch in San Francisco today?

If you're seeking a budget-friendly place to live, start here.

The transit agency plans to bring 200 new trains into service over the next decade.

Street closures, Muni reroutes, parking info and more.

Only one pot shop will be allowed on the commercial corridor.

The homeowner hopes the artwork will deter vandals from tagging a construction barrier.

SFPD's tactical team was reportedly engaged in a standoff in Cole Valley.

Two residents drafted a plan to create a mixed-use community hub at the former McDonald's.

City law prevents development sites from lingering vacant indefinitely.

The development would create and renovate ten homes on a hill in the city's center.

The discussions will take place at the Randall Museum on May 7 and June 11.

Grilled Cheez Guy is celebrating its new SoMa location with a gooey giveaway.

Two locals have created a more virtuous burger.

In a change of heart, SFMTA has announced street closures in the area.

The party at Robin Williams Meadow will start at 9am and end at 6pm.

On weekends, Muni will run 1-car trains on the city's busiest light-rail line.