The Chronicle taps a few natives to explore the district’s Russian heritage and enduring authentic eateries.

A small memorial honoring the recently passed stars has appeared in the Castro.

"What I love about Mel is not only the subject matter of his artwork or his talent, but the fact that he took a chance on himself."

"It was really cool to see the old cars, costumes, and historic businesses like Elephant Walk and Star Pharmacy come alive once again."

Affordable fiber Internet, peace and quiet, Asian food and "minimal hipsters" are just some of the aspects Outer Sunset locals love.

What would San Francisco look like today if Golden Gate Park had never existed?

The city's Christmas celebrations from the 1920s - 1940s exhibited hometown pride and creativity.

The two choruses will perform for audiences of the "silent majority" in Alabama, Mississippi, North Carolina, Florida, and Tennessee.

Watch disgruntled Muni passengers pry their way out of a stalled train, views of a Christmas made of 70 Barbie dolls and more.

After months of delays, the completed mural depicts notable figures and landmarks that have helped shape the Lakeview community.

Before there were cellphones and online forums, the Haight Ashbury Switchboard was the lifeline for new arrivals to the neighborhood.

A San Francisco Conservatory of Music grad student aims to bring music, and healing, to populations unserved by typical symphonies.

A Mission Street building that’s housed at least four nightclubs since the 1940s now sits empty as its owner decides what to do with the property next.