Turk-Hyde Mini Park and Sgt. John Macaulay Playground are both getting makeovers, and now's the time for neighbors to weigh in.

A row of healthy-looking ornamental plums was cut down last week in Golden Gate Park.

Friends of Kezar Triangle recently added a new visual element to the 2.8-acre park that has been transformed over the last few years.

Through a partnership between SF Environment and Friends of the Urban Forest, locals can take in future street trees as their holiday trees.

The renovation of the city's oldest park, which was set to be completed in August or September, has now been pushed into next year.

On Giving Tuesday, a local coyote expert warns neighbors that showering the beloved Bernal Hill coyote with gifts—especially from car windows—is putting her life in danger.

A new program at Ortega Branch Library allows participants to swap and grow their own heirloom seeds, succulents, and air plants.

When Mary February isn't adding to her tattoo collection, the South Beach resident is maintaining a tiny public-facing garden on Stillman Street between Second and Third.

Here are five great walks to get you out of the house this Thanksgiving weekend.

The historic bridge will be reconstructed, but the process won't be quick.

Luckily, the West Coast is not expected to be affected by the tsunami caused by today's Fukushima earthquake.

The majority of the park is still slated to reopen in late winter.

The project encompassed a new mural, new designs on the staircase, and landscaping improvements.