Tucked away in the FiDi is a vibrant library, museum, publisher and cultural center, dedicated to the history of the book and the book arts.

Therapists and empathetic listeners will be stationed throughout the city to talk and provide referrals to mental health services.

Wingtip offers all of the finer things in life under one roof, including clothing, wine, spirits, cigars, a barbershop, and a private club.

Drivers beware: a sinkhole has opened on Mission Street between Second and New Montgomery.

Specializing in hearty old-school Italian sandwiches, Wise Guy comes from the owner of popular Excelsior deli Calabria Bros.

A man is beaten in a drive-by mugging, mysterious shots are fired at Coit Tower, a teen phone robber is caught thanks to witnesses who tackle him, and more in this past week's crime recaps.

From May 10–14, the Chinese Culture Center will display three preliminary designs for a prominent and permanent piece of public art.

At his new spot, chef David Kurtz features a rotating selection of breakfast and lunch dishes utilizing seasonal ingredients from local farms, but with a fast turnaround for busy FiDi workers.

The concept centers on a build-your-own sandwich, bowl or hummus plate, and includes baked-to-order pita bread and Mediterranean salads.

The new area, which took several months to complete, features a new "ONE" sculpture as its centerpiece and some tiered seating, but not much greenery.

The practice ensures that riders don't have to wait for another train to clear the subway before they can exit.

SFPD is asking for the public's help in finding persons of interest in two recent sexual assaults, and area neighborhoods also have seen a stabbing and muggings this past week.

The suspect allegedly sexually assaulted a 23-year-old woman at a Financial District hotel in the early hours of Sunday morning.