For 25 years, Little Brothers has been making seniors' lives a little brighter through the gift of companionship.

Fortifying the seawall against the dual threats of earthquakes and sea level rise could cost up to $5 billion; this investment will pay for studies, public input, finding funding and more.

A large protest is moving through the Mission towards City Hall, where hunger strikers and supporters will rally against recent police shootings.

The current and former District 3 Supervisors discussed Airbnb enforcement, Prop C and other issues Chiu is working on in Sacramento.

Here's what the Castro community had to say about the SFMTA's new and colorful addition to Castro Station.

Specific improvements are decided by locals, but benefits may include street trees and other landscaping, improved security services, new playground equipment and dog runs.

The city's 15th community benefit district could be Middle Polk, which wants to address excess refuse on the streets and empty storefronts.

Glide worked with a team of service design experts to create a pop-up shop stocked with everyday necessities—free for the taking.

Amid ongoing negotiations between the administration and faculty union, striking faculty members are convening at Civic Center Campus this afternoon for a rally against CCSF's labor practices.

Supervisors Wiener and Kim kept it civil, but drew sharp distinctions between their positions on affordable housing, crime and other hot local issues.

Until 2pm today, homeless residents are welcome to stop by the Main Public Library's Fulton Street entrance to take advantage of a slew of free services.

The sisters of Fraternite Notre Dame Mary of Nazareth may be back on the hunt for a new soup kitchen as homeowners are "vehemently against" their move to 1930 Mission St., Mission Local reports.

The Super Bowl 50 Host Committee this morning released an independent study by Repucom finding that the controversial event "generated a positive impact for the San Francisco Bay Area community."