Rec & Park has pulled back on a few proposed changes to operations at Coit Tower, and Supervisor Aaron Peskin is starting a working group around it.

In a twist no one saw coming, the French nuns who were previously at risk of losing the tiny Tenderloin soup kitchen where they both live and feed the homeless have been saved, at least temporarily.

The top issues that Breed cited in her announcement include building and protecting affordable housing, increasing public safety, improving environmental health, and modernizing public transportation.

For his Supervisor race against London Breed, Preston wants to organize D5 locals around issues of their choosing, using their input to build his platform.

As neighbors remain divided over Whole Foods' plan to move into the former Lombardi Sports, the recently reelected Peskin has introduced legislation to ban chains on parts of Polk and Larkin streets.

Super Bowl City, now in full swing, has been a magnet for a variety of activists looking to get the word out to a bigger audience.

UCSF Parnassus' new community outreach manager talks about upcoming changes to the massive medical campus.

Local activist and environmental attorney Jon Golinger wants to see Port Commission and director appointments divided between the mayor and the Board of Supervisors.

A protest planned for 4:30pm today saw protestors assemble near the Ferry Building to protest "the criminalization of poverty" and demand action on housing.

Its rent is going up, but the Center, which has been providing sex-positive education since 1994, has managed to hang onto its home.

The Telegraph Hill Neighborhood Center has landed an $18,000 grant from the NFL to create the interactive space, dubbed Happy Lane.

As the gates to Super Bowl City swung open, hundreds of supporters of the 26-year-old Woods, shot and killed by police last month, marched in a protest calling for police reform.

After a nine-hour meeting that included passionate commentary from opponents, Planning decided more time was needed.