The Salvation Army community center's Kroctober fest, kicking off tomorrow, is one of its many efforts to build community in the neighborhood.

"It's with heavy hearts that we bid farewell to someone as loving, funny, and talented as Kelsey O'Leary," the bar posted on Facebook.

From an arts and music festival to an live dance performance, here are three good reasons to get out and about in the neighborhood this weekend.

The organization hopes to win $150,000 to help cover the costs of replacing the 54, 108-year-old windows in its historic building.

More than 1,000 people have signed a Change.org petition urging the city to save 19 mature ficus trees slated for removal.

"Our public sidewalks are not to be used as commercial billboards," said a DPW spokesperson.

Tenderloin Police Station’s commanding officer will meet with local businesses at the Strand Theater this morning to discuss the department’s increased patrols and presence in the UN Plaza area.

Fleet Week celebrates the rich naval tradition in the Bay Area, with the air shows drawing over a million people.

Miracle Messages allows people on the streets to make contact with long-lost loved ones, and you can help.

The new organization is aimed at improving the safety, security, and cleanliness on Polk and Van Ness streets between California and Broadway.

The lanterns come from the same creators as the geometric light sculptures showcased at Patricia's Green.

Here's a peek at some of the 400,000 attendees as they strut their stuff in their most outrageous leather, rubber and fetish attire.

Plus, get to know two of Miracle Messages' community ambassadors, both of whom are formerly houseless themselves.