SFPD has called a town hall meeting to address Duboce Triangle residents' concerns about crime and safety.

The Castro, Mission, Tenderloin and SoMa will be getting a bevy of new bike share locations.

We've got an update on the couple violently attacked in Duboce Triangle last month, as well as other crimes around the neighborhood.

Get your tote bags ready: the Castro market is back, with some new wine- and social media-centric promotions.

Five large ficus trees on Waller and two on Steiner may be removed, despite arguments from the neighborhood that they're healthy.

Owner Gary Weiss hopes to sell the shop, which he's run since 1983, and focus on other ventures.

The meeting focused largely on crime and traffic stats, but officers also discussed the recent operation that issued 25 citations to dog owners for various violations.

After a month of dry weather, El Niño returned with a vengeance this weekend, taking a lot of local trees with it.

The "market hall," which will eventually house 13 vendors, has launched its first three: juice bar RAW, coffee shop Cro Cafe, and cocktail bar Mrs. Jones.

A violent attack by four men on Sanchez Street left one woman hospitalized with a serious concussion, while her husband has a broken leg.

The easy-to-miss labyrinth was built in 2007, after the Friends of Duboce Park raised $90,000 to construct it.

The cafe had planned to return post-retrofit, but the building's landlord had other plans.

At the end of this month, Market Street staple Sullivan's Funeral Home, in business since 1924, will close its doors and relocate to Daly City.