The two teens were swept into the water on Saturday afternoon; the Coast Guard has now called off the search for them.

There are plenty of outdoor happenings on what's shaping up to be a beautiful spring weekend.

If approved, the development would have 12 units of new housing and a 9,600-square-foot grocery store, which a source tells us will be Noriega Produce.

It comes from the same owners as Fancy Wheat Field Bakery, which has locations in Chinatown and the Excelsior.

After officials from the Department of Building Inspection deemed his custom "pod" illegal, illustrator Peter Berkowitz has vacated his Outer Sunset living space. He's now staying with family.

The workwear shop, which opened amidst the 2008 recession, almost didn't make it—until some guardian angels intervened.

This morning, the San Francisco Zoo announced the arrival of a female giraffe calf, born Friday, April 8th at 9:40am. The as-yet-unnamed calf took her first steps within 30 minutes of birth.

The seasonal arrival of black sand has long befuddled beachgoers, who often mistakenly believe it's from volcanic eruptions or oil slicks.

Help work on gardens at traffic medians and Playland at 43rd Avenue, take your kids to meet Jungle Book characters, and more.

Citing aesthetic and environmental considerations, some are contesting the choice of planting 68 windmill palms along the corridor.

Two men were booked in a disturbing incident that ended with a car chase and foot pursuit through the streets of the Sunset.

Illustrator Peter Berkowitz, famous for living in a "housing pod" for $400/month, is trying to spread the concept to more homes.

The proposal would see off-leash dogs restricted from much of Ocean Beach, Crissy Field, Baker Beach, and Fort Funston.