In a galaxy not so far, far away from downtown San Francisco, aspiring Jedi knights are learning to wield—and fight with—lightsabers.

The efforts of Filipino troops during World War II have long been omitted from public school textbooks. But a group of educators is working to change that.

A duo of documentary photographers wants their new audio/video project to unite Tenderloin residents and wealthy Mid-Market denizens.

Starting tomorrow, Market Street will become a three-day playground packed with interactive art.

The SF Public Library has chosen "Beautiful Chaos," the memoir by A.C.T. artistic director Carey Perloff, as its annual citywide book pick.

The Internet is abuzz over the successful noseslide, captured on video near the entrance to the Powell BART/Muni station.

The "Living Innovation Zone," created in partnership with the Exploratorium, is intended to activate and improve safety at UN Plaza.

The Tenderloin Community Benefit District has chosen the winner of its public art competition for Larkin Street.

All are invited to watch as a jury decides which of three proposals for a light-based public art installation on Larkin Street will move forward.

Take a look back at the old city hall and old theater district, and the rebuilding efforts that have defined the area today.

Our correspondents share the sights at the city's main Pride parade today.

The Exploratorium's forthcoming Living Innovation Zone will feature interactive sound exhibits like echo tubes and aluminum chimes.

Hospitality House is auctioning off more than 100 original pieces to raise funds for its six cost-free community programs.