From new Transbay construction to a new kind of chair in the Presidio, here's a look at the latest tips from readers.

As of tonight, the DMV has ended its contract with the company that provided after-hours and weekend parking in its lot.

In the end, the group thought that their man had performed well in the first presidential debate.

Tonight is your chance to hear D1's Supervisor candidates weigh in on housing, homelessness, small business and more.

The incumbent and challenger kept it civil, but a packed room of spectators cheered openly for their favorite candidate.

Regulators have called for a halt of land transfers to developers after whistleblower reports that Navy cleanup of toxic and radioactive material is being botched.

A committee spent nearly three hours questioning officials on when they learned the tower was sinking and tilting, and why the public wasn't notified sooner.

The Taraval Streetscape Improvement Project has won the Community Improvement Award from the San Francisco branch of the American Society of Civil Engineers.

If you've always thought the Upper Haight was special, the city is about to validate your suspicions.

The neighborhood lies along a tsunami evacuation zone, and is at risk for liquefaction in an earthquake.

The protest blocked Haight and Fillmore, causing traffic backups.

A sunny day in the Sunset brought the community out for the festival.

The public swimming pool at 19th Avenue & Wawona will be closed from September 12th-30th for its annual maintenance. With Balboa Pool closed for renovations, Rossi Pool is the closest open pool.