Even many locals aren't aware that there's a big grove of redwoods in the heart of the Financial District.

16 businesses so far have submitted an application to be named to the Legacy Business Registry, but none have been processed, due to lack of staffing.

An accomplished writer, artist, and singer, Peters weaves storytelling into her show, accompanied by a five-piece band.

A man stabs a drunken man who assaulted him, a thief claims she entered the wrong house, a woman is pepper-sprayed during a mugging, and more mayhem.

The 17-year-old restaurant may have to find a new location—and its building could potentially be demolished for a hotel.

Joining more than a dozen other proposed hotel projects in the city in the past year, the offices at the landmark Hearst Building could be emptied in favor of luxury hotel rooms.

The Super Bowl 50 Host Committee this morning released an independent study by Repucom finding that the controversial event "generated a positive impact for the San Francisco Bay Area community."

Before bicycles came cast-iron contraptions called "velocipedes"; though heavy, they were still fun, as a photo of Emperor Norton indicates.

"The Barbary Coast," co-written and directed by Gibson, will tell the tale of the city's wild and nefarious beginnings.

The latest crime blotter also includes an update on the addition of more cops to the Fisherman's Wharf beat.

The video is centered around a trip down Market Street, and features brief interviews with the likes of the owner of La Taqueria, the head of the Coalition on Homelessness, and rapper Andre Nickatina.

On Tuesday, the Board of Supervisors unanimously passed a resolution asking the ABC not to give licenses to businesses that traditionally haven't sold booze.

'Wake Up SF: Strike for 15 and Our Homes' aims to draw attention to a host of issues, including displacement, police violence, threats to unionization and poverty-level wages.