The San Francisco Chronicle takes a look at the effects of the 'doom loop' narrative the paper itself helped to amplify, and its implications for local businesses.

Elon Musk's devout army of "free speech absolutists" responded with mixed - often unfavorable - reactions to the planned installation of Linda Yaccarino as Twitter's new CEO. "RIP Twitter" was the #1 trending topic, but has since disappeared.

SoMa’s Common City Gardens will become 200 units to house families experiencing homelessness, after the SF Board of Supervisors approved its purchase for $145 million late Tuesday night.

Here 4 U, a happening described as an ode to chosen families and the inherent strength of the LGBTQIA+ community, will feature performances by local drag queen favorites Nicki Jizz, Dulce de Leche, and Yves Saint Croissant that will pedestal queer creativity.

SF Mayor London Breed on Tuesday announced a proposal to lease an empty office building at 1076 Howard Street for use as a 30-bed drug sobering center, making good on a promise first made before the start of the coronavirus pandemic. The facility will focus on those living on the streets who are experiencing methamphetamine-induced psychosis.

A new community garden in a former vacant lot, which has been designed to encourage social distancing, will open next month in the SoMa Pilipinas cultural district.

SoMa, which has been entirely left out of the citywide push for car-free streets, will finally get its first street closure.

Self-organized through Facebook groups and Slack teams, an ad-hoc volunteer corps is rushing to produce needed medical supplies.

The new measures were announced early this week. Some supervisors and advocates for homeless people want the measures to go further.

Local businesses and event organizers are donating proceeds to wildfire rescue funds. Here's how you can help.

The Lower Polk and East Cut community benefit districts are the latest to lease the controversial cans, which have divided city officials.

The remaining 76 will be installed over the next few months in Lower Nob Hill, SoMa, and the Excelsior.

Volunteers are still needed for a cleanup event in the Castro on September 22.