Castro Street gets another retail vacancy.

When it comes to co-existing with wild coyotes, “It's really not hard to do,” says local coyote expert Janet Kessler.

SFMTA will discuss removing parking, changing the bike route, and/or making the street one-way on 17th, where cyclists are routinely injured.

With electrical work taking longer than expected, the program continues to operate out of a Mission District art center.

New metal barricades have gone up around the neighborhood—but are they just pushing people around, instead of fixing the problem?

More quick fixes are coming to Upper Market's most nerve-racking intersections, as the long-term safety project continues to await approval.

Here's the latest roundup of tips we've received from Hoodline readers in the last week.

About 81,000 daily light-rail riders will be affected by five lengthy tunnel shutdowns in the next year.

A nasty power outage has knocked out Church Muni station and all of Church & Market's traffic lights.

Overnight, a colorful painting appeared on Duboce Avenue, reading "Peace Is Found When Love Is Around." The painting also featured rainbow stripes, which appear to have faded.

During a break in the free screening of the ABC miniseries based on his book, Cleve Jones will host an anti-Trump rally at Harvey Milk Plaza.

After more than two years of waiting, Verve Coffee opens tomorrow.

Munro started in drag after losing a bet in 1989 and has won multiple titles on the pageant circuit since.