The program aims to prevent trash and debris from backing up sewers and flowing into waterways.

With work on five new playgrounds now underway, the city is still seeking $5 million in donations to complete citywide playground renovations.

Some neighbors have expressed concerns, though, about the project's removal of a built-in bench.

With funding secured, the project will bring the iconic tennis center 17 new courts, a completely new clubhouse, lighting, a garden and patio.

Years in the making, the multi-million dollar overhaul is the park's first in over two decades.

4/20 falls on a Saturday this year, and organizers expect increased turnout as a result.

A new nature trail, named for a local parks advocate, caps off months of improvements and refinements in the Oak Woodlands.

Originally set to reopen from its renovation in October 2017, the pool is finally returning.

New restroom attendants at 7 of the city's highest-need parks will help prevent used needles, littering and vandalism.

The work is part of a larger, longer-term irrigation project.

In the works since 2015, the parklet will be completed by the end of the month.

The city wants to remove potentially dangerous trees on Octavia — but with no plans for replacing them, neighbors are pushing back.

If the Board of Supervisors agrees, expect another 12 years of music in Golden Gate Park.