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

Notable items in the latest crime roundup: ongoing auto break-ins, coyote precautions, tree vandalism, and LGBTQ safety during Pride.

Combining crowdsourced audio and visuals with live performance, #SFPublicCanvas reflects on the changing nature of the TL and Mid-Market.

Shorenstein Residential hopes to give the city an 85-unit development as affordable housing, in lieu of 36 units onsite at a nearby development.

Game four will be broadcast live on a jumbotron for all to see tomorrow night, but those who prefer to watch the game with boozy beverages in hand will want to head elsewhere.

Fun and games for youth, workshops for veterans and LGBT historians, a parade for the blind, and more.

The new Tenderloin eatery will be a sit-down restaurant serving colonial-inspired Southeast Asian dishes.

The workshop will share information on affordable housing preferences for the development, which aims to welcome LGBTQ seniors.

With an art walk on Polk tonight and a street festival on Larkin this Saturday, neighbors need not venture far to enjoy the warm weather.

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.

Little Griddle's owner, Phillip Ma, is opening a new spot across the street.

The Silicon Valley-born nonprofit helps homeless and at-risk people gain work experience through cleaning the city's streets.