158 art vendors who were displaced from Justin Herman Plaza for the Super Bowl City festivities have been reimbursed by the City to the tune of $590 each, reports the Examiner.

The mayor, Supervisor London Breed, and more were present for the Fix-It Team's launch in the Inner Sunset on Wednesday morning.

The Castro's LGBT-inclusive public elementary school is seeking local volunteers, with a training session tomorrow afternoon.

9 of the city's 10 police districts are hosting public meet-and-greets with fun and games to build better community relationships.

Inner Sunset residents relayed concerns about homelessness and street safety in the first Fix-It community meeting for the neighborhood.

The youth, many of them homeless or living in SROs, also received $50 gift cards for school supplies and new clothes.

Diego Deleo, 81, is set to be evicted from his home of more than 30 years under the Ellis Act.

After months of community meetings, the city's third Homeless Navigation Center will be located on Port property at the dead end of 25th Street. It could open as soon as February 2017.

Incumbent London Breed's campaign office is in the Lower Haight, while challenger Dean Preston's office is in Hayes Valley.

The two meetings will discuss the Panhandle playground, the 650 Divisadero project, the future of the Alamo Square flea market, the big tree fundraiser for Alamo Square Park, and more.

Written by someone dubbing herself "The Loyal White Lady Ally of the Haight," the flyers excoriate the KKK for "com[ing] to the Haight and attempt[ing] to recruit our residents."

After a protracted political fight, the Board voted unanimously to allow three extra stories of height for 100% affordable developments.

The protest, which may be part of an SEIU "Justice For Janitors" effort, caused traffic delays and Muni re-routes at the intersection this afternoon.