The USPS' lease at 101 Hyde has been extended to February at the earliest, as it continues to seek a new location in the Tenderloin. Its space will eventually be razed for 85 new residential units.

BART service at Civic Center was temporarily taken offline last night after the agency received a call from the SFPD about a bomb threat. No bomb was found, and regular service eventually resumed.

Start 2016 on fresh footing by taking a swing at a 2,100 pound Japanese temple bell at the Asian Art Museum.

The new Living Innovation Zone, designed by high school students, is intended to bridge the Main Library and the Asian Art Museum.

An all-ages parade takes caroling to a new level on Saturday, plus more Tenderloin events ahead.

Without a new storage space by February, a program that offers free furniture to formerly homeless families will be forced to shut down.

Local politicians and activists spoke at the rally, which was organized to spread awareness and call for an end to gun violence.

Protesters gathered in front of City Hall this morning to speak out against the recent SFPD shooting of Mario Woods. Many were high school students participating in an organized walkout.

In response to mass shootings and everyday violence, the Brady Campaign, United Playaz and others are teaming up to get guns off the streets.

More than a half-million lines of code must be reviewed to engineer a fix before two trains can load and unload at one station.

Over the next four years, Mayor Lee has pledged to end homelessness forever for 8,000 San Franciscans.

A man in his late 20s was stabbed in the head and face with a kitchen knife yesterday afternoon, as he attempted to use the restroom at SF's Main Public Library.

Does it seem like there are more used needles lying around these days? The Chronicle investigates, and finds new stats and sources supporting a rising incidence of used-needle dumps around the city.