Despite releasing new details on malfunctions at its Richmond refinery last December, Chevron has not confirmed why abnormally high amounts of hydrogen sulfide were released.

"A group of what seemed like out-of-town businessmen in suits rounded the corner of Linden Alley, and seemed startled by the only-in-SF sight of a full moon at midday."

The Bart enthusiast appears to have mixed up their transit agencies.

"Is this for real?" one of her amateur competitors exclaims in the Snapchat footage.

We're here to get help with a Haight-related sartorial mystery all the way from Islington, London.

When it comes to co-existing with wild coyotes, “It's really not hard to do,” says local coyote expert Janet Kessler.

Edward Gein's mongoose was lost Tuesday in Nob Hill, following a "fracas" over live streaming strangers on Facebook.

Overnight, a colorful painting appeared on Duboce Avenue, reading "Peace Is Found When Love Is Around." The painting also featured rainbow stripes, which appear to have faded.

This uncertain weather and political climate hasn't kept unusual pets from hitting the streets this week.

"What the Castro wants is another restaurant with a built-in family fun zone and arcade.”

The stump now looks like a seat with a heart-shaped back, with the armrests shaped like the letters "S" and "F."

More than 350 trees fell throughout San Francisco this week. One new stump has been lovingly carved into the outline of a bushy tree by an unknown (likely amateur) arborist.

PG&E received more reports of a wafting rotten egg odor last night, but authorities are still stumped.