The Castro will soon launch its first night market on Friday, October 18 after the success of night markets in Chinatown, Sunset, and along the Great Highway.

San Francisco targets "service-resistant" homeless individuals with tight measures against RV dwellings, coinciding with Mayor Breed's re-election campaign.

City officials celebrates a new Limoncello outpost at Civic Center Plaza, which contributes to the area's revival with food offerings and is part of a wider effort to rejuvenate the public space.

San Francisco approves the expansion of SoMa parks, purchasing a property for $7.1M to convert into public green space, enhancing local recreation options.

The San Francisco Unified School District has postponed its announcement of school closures and mergers from September to October after careful consideration and consultations, ensuring a thorough review of the plan's fiscal and equity impacts.

San Francisco's RV community faces a proposed overnight parking ban on city streets, sparking tension amid the city's struggle with homelessness and a lack of viable alternatives.

It's the end of the road for AIDS/LifeCycle, the 7-day, 545-mile bike ride fundraiser from San Francisco to Los Angeles.

San Francisco DA Brooke Jenkins launches 'Keeping it Safe with Dub Nation,' a free community safety event for children, featuring food, games, and law enforcement interaction.

San Francisco DA Brooke Jenkins partners with San Quentin inmates to develop crime prevention strategies, focusing on reform and helping communities affected by crime.

The SFPD announced a DUI checkpoint for September 7th, 2024, as a safety measure to deter impaired driving. The location is chosen based on DUI stats and the operation is funded by a traffic safety grant.

Journalist and autism advocate Steve Silberman, known for his work with the Grateful Dead, has passed away at 66. His legacy includes the influential book "NeuroTribes."

San Francisco implements new safety measures on Shotwell Street to curb illegal prostitution, including barriers, high-visibility cameras, and "Dear John" warning letters, with 72 recent arrests by SFPD in the Mission neighborhood.

SFUSD Superintendent Dr. Matt Wayne updated the education restructuring plan aimed at equity and resource efficiency, set for completion by the 2025-26 school year, without naming specific school changes.