This Christmas, give your loved ones a gift made in San Francisco.

The Tenderloin has seen a series of unrelated robberies in recent weeks, including a bike theft, as well as a stabbing of a woman on Polk Street.

The works are inspired by a song in the holiday show titled, "If You Knew My Story."

A sign indicates that the location is closed "forever."

Make a dent in your holiday shopping at a series of pop-up markets near City Hall.

"Even In Darkness" premieres at the Tenderloin Museum this week.

Walk a few blocks in any direction, and you'll run into independently operated boutiques catering to "very San Francisco" desires.

By February, the 90-unit building is expected to be ready for occupancy.

The city's program has inspired Miami, Sacramento, and Denver to launch similar efforts.

The city's second meatball-focused eatery is set to open in February.

Tenderloin Station hosts its first basketball tournament tonight.

The community art space is having a grand opening for its new Tenderloin home on November 18th.

The November 29 fundraiser will assist Officer Elia Lewin-Tankel, who was injured in the line of duty last month.