The two Supervisors, who are vying for the District 11 State Senate seat, will debate LGBT rights, housing, education, and other key topics.

The process isn't easy, but with money and help available, the city hopes locals will band together to revitalize Hayes Valley's alleys.

With Bay Area Bike Share looking to expand throughout the city, North Beach's sole location has temporarily moved while Grant Avenue is repaved.

A new proposal calls for enclosing some empty space along the edges of the tower and spiffing up the Clay Street entrance.

After eight years at Turk & Taylor, the nuns of Fraternite Notre Dame Mary of Nazareth Soup Kitchen are moving to a new location at 16th and Mission, purchased for them by self-help guru Tony Robbins.

The committee at the heart of San Francisco's Democratic Party is at odds, with the head of it accusing Aaron Peskin of forming a 'political machine.'

The Archdiocese originally got permission to remove the trees in 2014, but didn't follow through.

A program called City Accelerator is giving the city and Port assistance with brainstorming innovative ways to get funding for the Great Seawall.

Street artists and merchants shut out for 22 days during Super Bowl City might be able to recoup some lost income.

Neighbors are upset about the poor condition of the branch, which has become a homeless hangout and is full of trash and flies.

Far more reporters and police officers showed up than protesters at 555 California St., though protesters did deliver impassioned messages.

Lava Mae is providing free showers to homeless neighbors until 2pm today at Golden Gate & Jones. Its site could gain approval from the Planning Commission this week to become 304 units of housing.

The next HANC community meeting will be this Thursday, March 10th. The topic will be "Helping Homeless Youth," and Lava Mae and Taking It to the Streets representatives will speak on the subject.