The 13-story residential complex that will replace The Hall is seeking feedback on which piece of public art to permanently install.

In light of recent tragic events, the Fear Doctor is setting up shop on Market at Sixth, from noon-2pm every day this week, to listen to your worries and write you a prescription—free of charge.

All are invited to watch as a jury decides which of three proposals for a light-based public art installation on Larkin Street will move forward.

The free, 11-hour celebration will include historical and cultural events for both children and adults, from magic lessons to a drag show.

A voter-approved measure to support long-time small businesses has yet to take effect, despite strong interest.

A local nonprofit's drive to make the city a sustainable lemon producer is bearing fruit in the Tenderloin, where 50 new trees will be planted for the public to enjoy.

On top of Sunday Streets, there are many free and cheap events on tap across the neighborhood.

It was a chaotic afternoon on Market as police engaged in a lengthy standoff.

Get ready: The Tenderloin will erupt into one giant car-free street festival from 11am-4pm this Sunday.

Two men were killed on Friday night in separate shootings in the Tenderloin and Mission districts.

Take a look back at the old city hall and old theater district, and the rebuilding efforts that have defined the area today.

After multiple appeals and public hearings, Shorenstein Residential has struck a deal to move forward—in exchange for buying a lot to give to the city for new affordable housing.

A study released today by a tech startup finds that the new restrictions are having a positive effect on both Market and Mission streets.