If you want to participate, there's still time to sign up; otherwise, here's the info on the delays to expect.

Why is San Francisco the only city to still operate cable cars? We dug into the history books to find out.

The new "scramble," in an intersection where an elderly woman was killed last year, would allow pedestrians to cross without any turning cars.

Sushi, swords, flowers, and Black History Month events are all part of the weekend mix in North Beach.

Yesterday marked one of the last days of the Chinese Lunar New Year's festivities here in San Francisco, ringing in the year of the monkey.

Robbers were busy in the Central District this week, shaking down and beating up people for everything from money, cell phones and jewelry to a bike, a boom box and a gold teeth grill.

The show, which opens tonight, includes works by three very different artists along similar themes of a changing China.

The exhibition will feature more than 100 black-and-white photographs, with a third overlaid with illustrations depicting issues currently impacting residents.

This weekend, jump in the Bay, visit the Chinese New Year parade, and celebrate Black History Month with poetry and jazz.

Gung hay fat choy! Celebrate the Year of the Monkey by attending the parade, an SF tradition dating back to the 1860s, and other Lunar New Year events.

Vegan is out, pho is in at the Stockton/Vallejo corner.

From Valentine's Day specials to artist receptions and book readings, here's a peek at what you don't want to miss this weekend.

Get tips on seduction, fight out your love life frustrations with a pillow, or drink at an anti-Valentine's polka party.