What the hail just happened?

With 120 feral cat colonies around the city, it takes a village—and some KFC drumsticks—to keep populations down.

More than 18,000 trees are slated for removal under the draft plan.

Gardening gives teenaged residents practical skills "and something to look forward to," said an organizer.

In the wake of this week's heavy rain and wind, we spotted a broken tree on States Street, which has toppled down onto a Mini Cooper. A neighbor told us that the tree fell down last night.

But other tributes to the summer's 50th anniversary are still being planned.

It's been a gloriously dry six days in San Francisco, but the city's brief rain-free streak is soon to come to an end.

The Academy of Sciences' pair-bonded penguins got a little extra love for Valentine's Day.

A major playground renovation, starting tomorrow, is intended to be the opening act in a full-scale transformation of Civic Center.

Local nonprofits and Hayes Valley residents have secured the funds to create a new pedestrian-centered alley and expand another.

The struggling Gleneagles course is bringing in disc golf to help secure its financial future, amid a decline in regular golfers.

After nearly a decade of planning and delays, Rec & Park is hosting a groundbreaking ceremony this Thursday for the future garden near Balboa BART Station.

A Twitter query over a closed crosswalk gained momentum last night, as a city representative misinformed a local mom about cycling on the Panhandle.