All the news and events you need to know about as we head into another Tenderloin weekend.

According to the Examiner, a police officer who worked on a Tenderloin drug sting has been singled out as “a particular problem” and accused of racial slurs, threats and sexual harassment.

Last year's $9.3 million renovation transformed the park with a new open layout, basketball court and clubhouse.

Ha Nam Ninh, the Tenderloin Vietnamese restaurant whose rent-hike plight the Chronicle highlighted today, has had to close once again, due to the disintegrating ceiling of its 701 Larkin St. location.

Multiple stabbings and violent robberies headline this week's crime blotter, as well as one death threat aimed at an SFPD officer.

Chip Conley, founder of the Phoenix, dishes on rock-star guests and how he secured historic landmark status for the much-loved pool.

All the Tenderloin news you may have missed, plus the weekend's top events.

Over the next four years, Mayor Lee has pledged to end homelessness forever for 8,000 San Franciscans.

A slew of development projects have been working their way through the planning process this year. Here's what's in store for lots across the neighborhood.

A man in his late 20s was stabbed in the head and face with a kitchen knife yesterday afternoon, as he attempted to use the restroom at SF's Main Public Library.

The popular Filipino diner in Daly City has filed a permit application for Kare-Ken's space at 552 Jones St., which has sat empty since mid-June.

Does it seem like there are more used needles lying around these days? The Chronicle investigates, and finds new stats and sources supporting a rising incidence of used-needle dumps around the city.

Jeffries has pushed for systemic change on the school board, crafted education policy, and fought against privatization, as well as teaching first graders.