After a hard-fought race, it looks like December (and Mayor Lee) will bring District 8 a new supervisor.

Here's the latest roundup of tips we've received from readers, via email, Twitter, and text messages.

The Bay Area Reporter confirms that its former political editor, Wayne Friday, died by suicide yesterday. A close friend of Harvey Milk, Friday was a longtime chronicler of the city's political scene.

Six San Francisco yoga classes that will shake up your mind-body experience.

John Fassett is one of only 100 male nurse midwives in the country—and the only one practicing in San Francisco.

MobileGameStop, run by a husband-and-wife team, lets locals play old-school video games out of the back of an SUV—for free.

The Castro Street Fair is here to recruit you, with volunteer shifts for a variety of positions still available for next Sunday's 43rd annual festival, including safety, setup, breakdown and more.

Young LGBTQ people have been fleeing to San Francisco for generations, but the housing options for them keep shrinking.

The lead plaintiff in last year's SCOTUS decision pays the Castro a visit to talk about equal marriage, the Orlando shooting, and his new book.

Just in time for summer, we looked at what it takes for farmers markets to succeed today.

In the wake of last night's tragic events in Orlando, Florida, the San Francisco community will come together tonight at Harvey Milk Plaza.

The corner of 14th and Castro won't be the same without Howard Johnson, who's retiring after 16 years of helping kids cross the street safely.

A celebration is planned for Harvey Milk's 86th birthday tomorrow, with events to be hosted at Harvey Milk Plaza, the GLBT History Museum, and the Castro Theatre.