The founders of the sex offender rehab center met with us to discuss their clients, treatment methods, risks of recidivism and more.

HYA now has a Lower Haight space for its administrative operations, but has yet to find a replacement for its former drop-in center.

Frustrated by or fond of your neighborhood's residential parking permit program, or lack thereof? The SFMTA is hosting open houses next month to solicit feedback for how to update the aging system.

Local fans of the long-running CBS show Survivor will have a new reason to watch the reality competition: local business owner Neal Gottlieb, founder of Three Twins Ice Cream, is a contestant.

The hardworking Photo Center staff and volunteers showcase their work in a new exhibit that opens this afternoon.

The community has reacted strongly to the proposed facility at Church and Duboce, spurring Supervisor Wiener's involvement.

Sharper Future will treat convicted sex offenders who've recently been released from prison.

After seven months of protests, meetings and politics, the "bike yield law" has been vetoed.

The Lower Haight's daytime retail landscape will take another blow with the closure of 19-year-old Mickey's Monkey.

Here's a short documentary on Oak Street's Academy of Tae Kwon Do, led for nearly 40 years by grandmaster Bill Dewart.

After almost a decade in the neighborhood, D-Structure (also known as DSF) will soon be shuttering at 520 Haight St.

A jazz trio, a Shaolin monk and an art show will all converge at the new gallery's big debut.

Customers can either choose a design from the Get What You Get Book, or take their chances and pull an image from a gumball machine.