Six high school students, taught by a professional architect, have spent the past six months designing a new Living Innovation Zone on Fulton Street.

Catch live music, films, comedy and more for free or on-the-cheap fun in the Tenderloin this weekend.

The hearing uncovered barriers to developing one central department on homelessness, and gave community members the chance to speak out.

After racist signs were posted at their school, a group of 29 Lowell students staged a walkout and protest at City Hall.

The Burger King at the corner of Market and Grove has been closed since last Friday.

Pay your own price to see live sketch comedy, check out a free happy hour with deals on clothing and accessories, and much more.

A man was transferred to the hospital with a life-threatening stab wound to the neck following an altercation.

The mom and pop shop known for serving greasy American breakfasts and Chinese favorites quietly closed its doors this weekend as demolition of the century-old Market Street Cinema looms.

With Intelligentsia coffee and a wide selection of quick bites, C+M Coffee And Milk has made its Van Ness debut.

This week's crime blotter includes a taxi driver held hostage in his car and robbed, and multiple cases of individuals being attacked by groups.

Super Bowl City, now in full swing, has been a magnet for a variety of activists looking to get the word out to a bigger audience.

The team behind Trestle and Stone's Throw have debuted their new cafe at the base of a Van Ness & Fell apartment building.

The vandalization of the Super Bowl 50 statues around town continues: a day after Alamo Square's was altered to read "Superb Owl 50," the statue in Civic Center now reads "Sup Bro 50."