The service organization is seeking $50,000 to provide jobs, training, and housing.

A street that's home to one of the city's oldest black-owned businesses may become "Sam Jordan's Way."

Some neighbors are concerned about quality of life issues, but others think it might reduce crime.

"He told us that he would find a way to help us, and he did," said Life Learning Academy's principal.

Speakers and supporters gathered at Civic Center yesterday to mark the global celebration.

The move aims to limit vacancies and inhibit real estate speculation, said Supervisor Aaron Peskin.

After departing the Tenderloin, the ceramics studio now has a large, sunny space in Potrero Hill.

Most area shops lack any fresh fruit or vegetables, according to a survey.

Caron previously created a mural for the nonprofit's bike shop, Pedal Revolution.

A stubborn horse tied up Market St., teachers and grocery clerks went on strike, and a late local celebrity was remembered.

Until a new home for the bar is found, its memorabilia will be stored in a shipping container.

"We will be removing the swings when we see them," said a Public Works spokesperson.

"These historical bronze plaques bring to life the bawdy, vibrant and colorful legacy of the Barbary Coast," said Supervisor Aaron Peskin.