After last week's celebration was postponed due to wet weather, we've just received word from SF Rec & Park that the grand reopening of the entire park has been rescheduled to Wednesday Jan. 27th.

In Chan Kaajal Park is named after a Mayan phrase that means "my village."

Long planned renovations to Dolores Park are set to begin with a groundbreaking ceremony this coming Saturday.

For those staying warm and dry indoors, here's a peek at the action out there.

Once open, it'll be the first neighborhood park built by Rec and Park in over a decade.

The flat multi-use field on the north side of Dolores Park will close on Monday.

Though 74 percent of neighbors oppose the so-called "parking for God," it may get approval for a 16-month pilot legalization program today.

The plaza's sudden closure follows years of debate on how to eliminate undesired occupancy.

We check in on the ongoing renovation of Dolores Park's southern side.

Legislation introduced by Supervisor Jeff Sheehy earlier this month would increase the fines for littering and dumping in the park from $192 to $1,000.

After a pigeon with a blow gun dart embedded in its head was spotted earlier this month, another with a dart in its neck has been sighted.

Some say the placement of Dolores Park's trash cans contributes to the problem, while others say people should just be more responsible.

A lot of progress, much of it green, has happened; Connie Chan of SF Rec & Parks told us that neighbors can expect the park to open "in early 2016, as scheduled."

Dolores Park’s newly-renovated southern half officially opened last night, with jellyfish, robots and more.

The Pacific Justice Institute is threatening to sue the city unless the pissoir is removed, saying it discriminates against women and the disabled, and could potentially expose genitalia to passersby.

According to the lawsuit, the pissoir violates the rights of those with disabilities, and is in a too-public location.

Take some time to relax in Bernal Heights’ front yard.

"Dolores Park is literally trashed this morning," said tipster Moz, who sent in this photo. It's not the first time that celebrations like yesterday's Pride have produced piles of garbage.

The city's top wildlife wrangler recommends walking on the other side of the street "for a few weeks."

Four neighborhoods—Glen Park, SoMa, Inner Richmond, and the Mission—will see new park facilities this month.

Several water features have been reactivated, but some fountains will require testing and repairs.

Alexandra Kenin takes explorers through the city's 220 public parks and 70 miles of urban hiking.

The Bay Area is home to four scorpion species.

Visitors to the park can generate up to 7,000 gallons of trash on a busy weekend.

17th and Folsom is one of the lowest areas in San Francisco.

The $19.7 million improvement project includes a renovation of the existing pool building, as well as the demolition and replacement of the adjacent clubhouse.

The program aims to prevent trash and debris from backing up sewers and flowing into waterways.

Drones are not allowed in any of SF's parks, whether city-owned or federally owned.

A three-year saga on the fate of the ficus trees on 24th Street is coming to an end, as the removal of 33 trees has started, though most of the other ficuses are merely being pruned.

Juri Commons, a tiny park connecting Guerrero Street and San Jose Avenue, reopened in a Monday ribbon-cutting with new plants, play spaces, and exercise gear.

Twitter employee Courtney Brousseau was shot and killed after tweeting about his burrito from Dolores Park. The bench he sat on now bears his memorial plaque.