For those of you already anticipating your vernal outfits for the reopening day of Alamo Square Park, we've got some bad news.

The current proposal calls for 1,240 new homes overlooking acres of public open space along the shoreline.

A restoration project aims to create habitats and nesting opportunities for the sparrows, whose San Francisco numbers are dwindling.

After foiling Animal Care & Control officers multiple times, the escape artist has been captured.

Originally expected to be completed at the end of 2016, upgrades to the park will now be delayed until at least next month.

The plans are still very nascent, but organizers want it to be a memorial on par with the national September 11 and Holocaust museums.

The coyote has been spotted taking in the sights, wandering through the grass, and generally being photogenic.

Rec & Park is kicking off improvements to the area with new sod and sprinklers.

The surface of the promenade is worn out, so it will be replaced in stages from now through summer, with some closures along the way.

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With 120 feral cat colonies around the city, it takes a village—and some KFC drumsticks—to keep populations down.

More than 18,000 trees are slated for removal under the draft plan.

Gardening gives teenaged residents practical skills "and something to look forward to," said an organizer.