Plus, more parklets have arrived in the neighborhood.

The site was approved as a navigation center in March, but the city has scrapped those plans, and is now evaluating it for a potential tent village.

Nearly 400 complaints had been filed about the two encampments, one of which had allegedly been using a vacant commercial space as a meth lab.

Plus, a Cow Hollow consignment shop is closing and consolidating its inventory to the Castro.

Nearly 200 complaints had been filed about the encampment since shelter-in-place began.

Emergency crews responded to flipped SUVs two days in a row, on 15th Street at Noe yesterday afternoon and Market & Gough today.

The fire, which took place in the early hours of Sunday morning, damaged two residential buildings.

The return of Muni trains means new infrastructure and changes to traffic and parking. Read on to see how your neighborhood is affected.

Plus, another Castro business permanently shuts its doors, bringing the total number of closures during shelter-in-place to 13.

When might the ads be from? How long has it been since anyone had a Par-T-Pak Cola? We talked to local historians to find out.

The city hasn't announced or opened a single new safe sleeping site since presenting a list of 42 options in early June.

The building's owner faced criticism for leasing it to Sonder, a company specializing in monthly furnished rentals. Now, Sonder wants out.

The Castro's sidewalks are full of diners, drinkers and exercisers, as businesses take advantage of the city's "shared spaces" program.