In 1966, a white policeman shot an unarmed black teenager in the back, sparking days of civic unrest. What's changed since then?

Nonprofit Imprint.City is helping to install nine new murals on Egbert Avenue for a festival on October 22nd.

A family of six was displaced in this morning's fire, and local organization Aboriginal Blackman United is collecting money and goods for them.

Regulators have called for a halt of land transfers to developers after whistleblower reports that Navy cleanup of toxic and radioactive material is being botched.

The Mission's family-owned grocery will fill a massive grocery gap in the Bayview.

San Francisco's oldest theater, constructed in 1888, has officially emerged from a two-year, $5.7 million makeover.

Seven Stills, which debuted in July, is licensed to serve the whiskey and vodka it distills—but Bayview planning code is barring it from doing so.

Luxurious Nail Boutique, set to open on Third Street next month, aims to employ a diverse staff from numerous cultures.

Yolanda Jones, who owns a construction traffic control company, beat out hundreds of entrants around the country in the #PitchLeBron contest.

The Chronicle reports that the city has filed a lawsuit, alleging that the landlord "illegally crammed dozens of formerly homeless veterans into overcrowded dwellings" across Bayview-Hunters Point.

Here are some of the notable crimes that occurred in the Bayview, Potrero Hill and Dogpatch in August.

Sprawled across 35,000 square feet, the massive pet care facility houses 100+ dogs and 25 cats for both daycare and overnight care.

The magazine's September issue includes a story about a pivotal, but largely forgotten moment in the City's history, penned by one of your Hoodline reporters.