Days after the officer-involved shooting of a Mission District homeless man, Mayor Lee announced that encampments would be dismantled citywide.

As anticipated, the Planning Commission voted to approve the 65-foot building, slated for the southeast corner of California and Powell, during its meeting yesterday afternoon.

The condos would be built on a parking garage and surface lot on the border of Chinatown and Nob Hill, next to the California cable car line.

The lot, soon to become affordable housing, had been considered as a site for temporary housing trailers for displaced families.

Illustrator Peter Berkowitz, famous for living in a "housing pod" for $400/month, is trying to spread the concept to more homes.

A flashpoint in the 8 Washington saga, the recreation center may again be at risk of demolition for a new development.

The family of four has been crammed into a Tenderloin studio, after losing their Mission two-bedroom in November's tire shop fire.

USPS has finally announced a date for moving its postboxes at soon-to-be-demolished 101 Hyde to Fox Plaza. However, an alternative location for general delivery has yet to be announced.

A Planning Department report expressed concerns with ZinZanni's historic tent, but neighbors say it should return.

The long-troubled single-room occupancy hotel at 12th & Market has been tapped as the next transitional homeless shelter.

Before developing a vision plan for six alleyways in Lower Polk and on the edge of the Tenderloin, they're seeking neighborhood feedback.

Plans dedicate nearly 50 percent of the massive First & Mission development's ground floor to public open space.

The hotel will have 182 rooms, eight residential condos, a lobby, a restaurant and one level of below-grade parking, with 20 spaces.