Officer Kevin Downs, who was partially paralyzed in the incident, is now on the road to returning to duty.

Despite a recent commercial exodus, the seafood joint is staying put.

Ronen was sworn in this month as the new supervisor for District 9, which includes the Mission, Bernal Heights, and Portola.

“To me, the Women’s March isn’t so much about women’s issues [as it is] a women-led march about human issues.”

"I think we're in for a very rocky ride," says Mayor Lee's senior adviser on transgender initiatives.

Here's how Upper Haighters are joining together to help their community, and make the best of a difficult time.

The 40-year resident discusses his life, the evolving neighborhood, and the incoming administration.

As promised, the city evicted the "transitional community," championed by activists as an alternative to traditional encampments.

Wondering about the impact of this month's big rainstorms? We asked two experts for their thoughts.

The VP is in town to speak at a conference—but he and his motorcade decided to make a grilled cheese run first.

Sheehy will be the first HIV-positive supervisor in San Francisco’s history.

B.J. Miller, the subject of a recent New York Times Magazine feature, is a doctor, former executive director of the Zen Hospice Project, and triple amputee.

After the semi rig he calls home was robbed, neighbors are raising funds to help keep Dirtman independent.