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

Nearly three years after upgrades were first announced, work on the Panhandle Playground is set to start next spring.

It's a national park, but litterbugs leave behind everything from diapers to wine bottles.

Got a hunger for nature—and brunch? Here's where to go to get your fill of both.

The goats are helping to expose century-old garden walks down to Aquatic Park.

Tomorrow's event will be the largest tree planting in San Francisco's history.

Participants hope to fight erosion and climate change by adding compost to sandy soil.

Despite the fog, skywatchers across the Bay Area did their best to get a glimpse of today's celestial event.

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

Rec & Park isn't aware of any dens in the area, but a resident said Park Patrol is warning neighbors to "keep an eye out."

Construction for the new Guy Place Park is expected to take one year.

Rec and Parks says parents have reported finding glass, sharp objects, and cat feces in sandboxes.

According to the Noe Valley beekeeper who evicted the swarm, "it had been there for some time."