Although a rally for the so-called "alt-right" was canceled, thousands are still taking to the streets.

The writing and tutoring center was founded by author David Eggers and educator Nínive Calegari.

The "Cheers of the Marina" celebrates its first century with a party on Sunday.

The synagogue's new spiritual leader hopes to expand its tradition of serving a diverse congregation.

Once painted as polar opposites, the Mission and the Marina are now both pricey hotspots.

Groups are protesting a planned rally in Crissy Field on Saturday that's expected to attract white supremacists.

Five new light-rail vehicles underwent 1,000 hours of supervised testing.

Haight Street was one of the first in the city to be named for a woman.

The park is a memorial to the estimated 15,000 LGBTQ persons killed during the Holocaust.

Chinatown is more susceptible to the effects of climate change than other city neighborhoods, according to a study.

The city stands to lose $1.4 million in federal grants under new guidelines issued by the Trump administration.

The task force urged the city to create supervised sites in neighborhoods that have the highest concentrations of users.

The development will create 250 units for formerly houseless residents, with 100 set aside for seniors.