The past seven months have encouraged San Franciscans to reacquaint themselves with city parks — and now, there’s a new one to explore that even includes an accessible beach and two-acre grassy lawn.

The return of smoke-free air and (at least partially) blue skies offers the perfect opportunity to get outside, explore the city, and escape your work-from-home doldrums for a little while.

Closed to cars to promote shelter-in-place recreation, Twin Peaks is now opening to them again. Some neighbors aren't happy about it.

Investigators are still seeking the source of the fuel leak in the heart of Fisherman's Wharf, which is home to sea lions and other marine life.

With improvements and plantings complete, Rec & Park reopened the Stanyan entrance to Golden Gate Park to the public this month.

In a first-of-its-kind program, the city plans to open the field to kids three days a week, while keeping its playgrounds closed.

One of the fallen trees crushed two cars at the DMV, trapping a passenger inside.

The flower only blooms every 3-5 years, so the Conservatory of Flowers has figured out a socially distant way to show it off.

Rec & Park's landscapers have let the (wood) chips fall where they may — sparking concern for some locals.

The high ropes course will be the first city-run structure of its kind in San Francisco.

Closed since March 17, the garden will reduce its hours and limit capacity for its reopening.

You'll also get to see some new faces — five yearlings were added to the herd in March.

The zoo has been losing tens of thousands of dollars a day, due to the non-negotiable cost of feeding and caring for its 2,000 animals.