A 52-year-old San Francisco resident died last week after being assaulted late last month at Market and Jones. So far, no arrests have been made. The death is the city's 33rd homicide this year.

During this week's unveiling celebration, a diverse array of neighbors sounded off on the massive new mural now overlooking the park.

After months of planning and painting, the colorful mural overlooking Boeddeker Park in the Tenderloin, which depicts a diverse range of home types and cultures, is officially complete.

Nonprofits around the city—including in the Tenderloin, Western Addition and Bayview—are using the grants to tackle crime and plan community-building events.

The small store offers everything from shampoo to spices for Indians seeking a piece of home.

The Chinatown CDC-owned SRO building, which dates to 1907, will receive a complete zero-net-energy retrofit funded by the state, to decrease utility bills for its 94 low-income residents.

Three men are in life-threatening condition following separate violent incidents around the city this weekend, in Mid-Market, North Beach and Lower Nob Hill.

Residents will share their personal stories of enduring unexpected changes at a taping of the popular podcast.

With a new school year in full swing, the Tenderloin's newest after-school program is looking for hundreds of new volunteers to provide one-on-one tutoring.

Black Mail Collective has taken over the neighborhood gallery to showcase their individual identities as black men in today's San Francisco.

The 1966 riot in the Tenderloin, long a buried part of history, was the first known incidence of a trans uprising in the U.S.

Months after gaining approval to construct 15 residential units, 824 Hyde St.'s owners are heading back to Planning with hopes of building a four-star hotel instead.

Kahn & Keville's auto shop (and its beloved billboard) may soon be replaced with eight stories of 100 percent affordable housing.