Leading Mayoral Candidate Mark Farrell's "Once-in-a-Generation" Embarcadero Plaza Upgrade Could Revitalize Downtown SF
San Francisco's Embarcadero Plaza is slated for redevelopment, potentially turning it into a park with lawns, kiosks, and art, with multiple stakeholders involved in the planning.
Three Golden Gate Park Coyotes Euthanized After Child Bitten at SF Botanical Garden
A five-year-old girl was bitten by a coyote at the San Francisco Botanical Garden, prompting a swift response that resulted in three coyotes being euthanized. The reaction has sparked controversy among local naturalists.
San Francisco's Tri-Pawed Picnic Unleashes Joy with Record-Breaking Gathering of Three-Legged Dogs
San Francisco's annual picnic possibly sets a world record for the largest gathering of three-legged dogs, with 94 attendees. The event focuses on community and celebrating dogs' resilience.
San Francisco's Battle Against Sands: 30,000 Cubic Yards to be Redistributed at Ocean Beach
San Francisco's Recreation and Park Department begins its annual sand redistribution at Ocean Beach to prevent sand encroachment onto the Great Highway, with temporary road closures in effect during the maintenance.
How, When, & Where Wolves Became Dogs: Expert Explains the Ancient Mystery at San Francisco Talk
A leading wolf researcher told a San Francisco audience about the baffling transformation of wolves into dogs tens of thousands of years ago. New evidence suggests wolves may have domesticated themselves—but the "how" remains a mystery.












