Union Square

Officials were only able to identify the victim after putting out a public call to determine his identity.

More business closures are taking place downtown.

A bubble tea chain has also closed its doors.

An update on Financial District retail and restaurant closures, some temporary and some permanent, as shelter-in-place drags on.

Plus, a nearly 30-year-old Thai eatery is no more.

A North Beach bar transforms into a boutique spirits shop, a barbecue pop-up debuts in Cow Hollow, and a French bakery permanently closes one of its three locations in the city.

Robbery suspects attacked victims with hammers, power tools, and in one case, a padlock.

“It’s harmful emotionally to the artists," said Veterans Alley founder Amos Gregory. "This helped them heal, and now it’s causing new pain.”

Plaintiffs in a lawsuit filed on Monday fear the city's COVID-19 response plan will only exacerbate the neighborhood's ongoing, pre-existing problems.

Tenderloin station police have been busy in the weeks since our last roundup, including several robberies at gunpoint, a 15-hour standoff, and a machete attack.

Created by artists quarantined at home, the ad-hoc show may ultimately be "a time capsule of this moment in history," says the museum's director.

In one incident, a 50-year-old man was attacked with a wheelchair by a main in his twenties.

Tomorrow, Union Square will be transformed into a "garden" of more than 100,000 flowers that visitors can take home. Here's how organizers make it happen.

Steak and tacos are on the menu this weekend, with pizza on the way.

The first weekend of March brings a bevy of festivals and fairs, celebrating everything from crystals to chocolate to colorful tulips.

Plus, there's a new wine bar coming to Polk Street.

The driver fled the scene after hitting the pedestrian. No arrest has been made.

Berliner madness is about to hit Divisadero, while the Mission's Mexican microbrewery is going all-out for Taco Tuesdays.

Plus, a new all-night happy hour — that's only offered on Saturday nights.

The celebration was slightly quieter this year due to fears over the coronavirus, but thousands still turned out.

Other California cities have cancelled their Lunar New Year festivities over the virus, but in SF, the parade will go on as planned.

A dispensary is aiming to move in amidst the tony clothing stores of Union Square — and some of them aren't happy about it.

In one incident, a suspect followed a man into a bathroom and then robbed him at gunpoint.

Over the holidays, Tenderloin officers responded to multiple robberies at gunpoint, including one in which a teen was robbed via a smartphone app.

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