Overall citations on the rise, but the five worst traffic violations still plague downtown and other neighborhoods.

A slew of stores offering off-the-rack to custom clothing occupy an unlikely area of town.

Images of the Barbary Coast, Chinatown and Telegraph Hill will be unveiled on Friday at JEFF.

The famous Jackson Square address, formerly the offices of a quirky attorney, is becoming apartments and storefronts.

The crew behind Stones Throw in Russian Hill and Fat Angel in the Fillmore is coming to the FiDi.

Four newly created storefront spaces should be ready for retail tenants in two months.

From arson to hot prowls, read up on incident reports from SFPD's Central Station.

The tow-away signs on posts weren't always visible to drivers and caused headaches in the community.

Artist & Craftsman Supply was once the Hippodrome dance hall; now it's an employee-owned one-stop art shop.

A pending rent increase is behind the popular wine bar's closure, which will take effect on April 10th.

Former judge and State Senator Quentin Kopp may have been behind the wheel.

The push for moderate-income, not low-income housing, on a lot at Broadway & Front streets.

Drag Me Along Tours gives highlights of the infamous district.