Sharper Future will treat convicted sex offenders who've recently been released from prison.

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Live in District 8? We're interviewing new Supervisor Jeff Sheehy, and taking your suggestions for questions.

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In a unanimous vote today, the SF Board of Supervisors approved Supervisor Scott Wiener's legislation to allow the construction of new in-law units (or accessory dwelling units) in the Castro area.

Join as we relive one of our favorite Hoodline stories to celebrate the Mint's 80th birthday.

The Examiner reported yesterday that Supervisor Wiener's sponsored in-law unit (or accessory dwelling unit) legislation passed the Planning Commission and is enroute to the Board of Supervisors.

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The agency plans to install new bike lanes this year, but bulb-outs, traffic islands and other changes will take longer.

The new LGBT senior center addresses challenges faced by the local queer elder community, including discrimination and social isolation.

Although a space hasn't been identified or secured, merchants are in favor of the idea.

Supervisors Kim and Wiener squared off last night to debate over shuttle buses, police force, tent encampments and more.

Volunteers can do any number of tasks, from accompanying patients to the doctor to bringing their dogs by for playtime.

The walk's newest LGBT honorees range from drag queens to astronauts to Major League Baseball players.

Residents (and politicians) are wondering whether London Breed will run for mayor or remain a supervisor.

A District 5 resident of more than two decades, the newly appointed supervisor shares her views on homelessness, housing, auto break-ins and other local concerns.

In March, the city penalized the startup for operating an office without proper permits.

From now until Election Day, locals can volunteer to phonebank on behalf of eight Democratic House candidates in swing districts.

The Castro recently replaced two vandalized palm trees with new ones—but the attacks may be spreading to its gingko trees.

The Planning Commission approved The Agency's move to the Castro, as well as a patio for private social club The Academy.

The Board of Supervisors and the San Francisco Board of Education approved the 'Safe Sleeping Sites' resolution, which would provide space and services to unhoused people with no access to shelter.

While many neighborhoods have embraced the "smart" Bigbelly cans, the Castro CBD says they haven't proven to be worth the cost.

Staff and case managers at the temporary camping site will have just six weeks to come up with a plan for the people who move there.