Whether Jane Kim or Scott Wiener wins the District 11 State Senate race, the board will have an empty seat. Who will choose the newest Supervisor?

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Five new city employees will be around the Castro on a full-time basis to tidy streets and phone in 311 concerns.

After 18 months, goals have been set for improving six Lower Polk alleyways—and funding is beginning to develop for some of them.

The 244 new units, in the Mission, Tenderloin, and Mid-Market, will provide stable housing for the chronically homeless.

Proposition F, on the ballot next week, would let anyone 16 or older vote in local elections—and two Sunset teens are fighting to get it passed.

Election Day is just a week away—here's where you can educate yourself about the issues, both city-level and state-wide.

With T-minus 15 days before the Nov. 8th general election, there are mere hours left for unregistered voters to make sure their voices are heard on election day.

Every parking meter in the city will have its price adjusted based on demand, from 50 cents to as much as $7 per hour.

Though Public Works and Recology offer extensive haul-away services, Bayview residents say illegal dumping is on the rise there.

The Bern is back in town, lobbying for a State Senate candidate and a ballot measure aimed at reducing prescription drug prices.

Will the newly renovated escalator feature more rainbow LEDs? According to the SFMTA, it's up to the community.

Supervisors Jane Kim, Aaron Peskin, and Scott Weiner, among others, will debate pro and con positions on Propositions M, O, U, and X.