Anne Kihagi is accused of "breathtaking cruelty" for harassing and displacing tenants from rent-controlled homes.

With a new school year in full swing, the Tenderloin's newest after-school program is looking for hundreds of new volunteers to provide one-on-one tutoring.

San Francisco planners see potential to riff on the city’s iconic shared townhouses to provide more housing options for families.

After the Board of Supervisor’s rejection of a controversial Mission District development, Planning assures that efforts to reduce displacement are underway.

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11,000 San Franciscans depend on Planned Parenthood each year—and 90 percent of them are below the poverty line.

Two SoMa-based nonprofits that specialize in assisting undocumented Latino immigrants offer thoughts on how the Trump administration will alter US immigration policy and advice for impacted locals.

Students from the Outer Richmond and Mission District are marching to Civic Center this morning to protest the outcome of Tuesday's presidential election.

The 244 new units, in the Mission, Tenderloin, and Mid-Market, will provide stable housing for the chronically homeless.

The new effort, dubbed "Yes We Can!," is a reversal of the city's previous push to remove more than 1,000 local garbage cans.

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The wall was intended to soothe tensions and promote empathy in the wake of president-elect Donald Trump's victory.

City officials have not decided how to implement the new voter-approved ban on homeless encampments.

The city was supposed to build 400 units of housing for homeless youth by 2015. But so far, it's only completed or has plans for 280 units.

Look past your presidential election hangover to the results closer to home.

The city is requiring six new Navigation Centers to open by mid-2018—one of which must be aimed at youth. But no one's taking action.

Neighbors above and adjacent to the proposed soup kitchen fear that the service will attract the wrong sort of people to their front doors.

A broad coalition of city officials and neighborhood activists have teamed up to prevent the Mission District from becoming "a neighborhood with a majority of high-income residents."

After eight years at Turk & Taylor, the nuns of Fraternite Notre Dame Mary of Nazareth Soup Kitchen are moving to a new location at 16th and Mission, purchased for them by self-help guru Tony Robbins.

A large protest against Trump's immigration ban is continuing as planned.

A lengthy protest march opposing President Trump's agenda has been on the march downtown, and will continue until 5pm.

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

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Our latest batch of reader tips include inspiring signage in Noe Valley, and the Pinecrest Diner closing for renovations.

"Anne Kihagi has a special place reserved for her in San Francisco’s abusive landlord hall of fame,” said City Attorney Dennis Herrera.

Also on the tipline this week: a new gallery, a Hard Rock Cafe remodel, and a crazy attempted phone robbery on the Great Highway.

The shelter would operate for several months until the site's owner receives permits to build 157 units of mixed-use housing.

Look out for Bernie and Bill around town today.

Kim wants to hire more attendants for existing facilities, like the green JCDecaux kiosks and the toilets at parks and senior centers.

More than 200 community college supporters marched through downtown to protest cuts to CCSF's faculty and programs.

In order to open pop-up shelters, certain criteria need to be met, and the rules are relatively stringent.

By tomorrow morning, campers along Division Street will be given notice that they must vacate due to uninhabitable conditions in the area.

One week after a dispersal order was posted, remaining homeless campers have been forced to leave the area, and tents confiscated.

The two Supervisors, who are vying for the District 11 State Senate seat, will debate LGBT rights, housing, education, and other key topics.

The sisters of Fraternite Notre Dame Mary of Nazareth may be back on the hunt for a new soup kitchen as homeowners are "vehemently against" their move to 1930 Mission St., Mission Local reports.

A large protest is moving through the Mission towards City Hall, where hunger strikers and supporters will rally against recent police shootings.

Safai said he was hearing that some patients displaced by the move might be forced to look as far away as Los Angeles.

The $25 gift cards are designed to be handed out to homeless people so they can purchase food, clothes, and more.

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.

A rally featuring Proud Boys adherents and QAnon conspiracy folk for which there is an online flyer and website is purported to be happening in Dolores Park on October 17.