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.

Supporters of the plaza are using technology and a billboard to try to convince neighbors to close off a block of Vallejo for the project.

Because the shelter was so far from downtown, only 45 out of 100 spots were taken, said a Human Services Agency official.

New legislation drafted by Supervisor Jane Kim may lift a 17-year ban on new massage parlors in the neighborhood.

The crux of the debate continues to revolve around whether the 600 block of Vallejo will be closed off fully, or still allow some traffic to flow.

With the condo project now off the table after years of uncertainty, the Port is debating the future of the lot at the Embarcadero and Washington.

The proposal would restrict access for dogs, both on- and off-leash, at Crissy Field, Ocean Beach, Fort Funston, Lands End and more.

Peskin, along with many neighbors, has asked for additional outreach before closing Vallejo Street from Columbus to Grant Avenues for the plaza.

One week after a dispersal order was posted, remaining homeless campers have been forced to leave the area, and tents confiscated.

Rejected from location after location, the organization, which now works out of a van, is trying to raise $5 million to purchase a space.

Now that Planning has voted on amendments to the density bonus plan, the Supervisors' Land Use and Transportation Committee will decide whether to send it to the full board.

With a focus on recovering from addiction and reintegrating former prisoners into society, the community center aims to change lives in the TL.

The hearing uncovered barriers to developing one central department on homelessness, and gave community members the chance to speak out.