A contingent of neighbors are vowing to fight the plans in order to get the building's design altered.

The stabbing marks the city's 32nd homicide this year.

The founder of the Barbary Coast Trail talks about how the plaques came to be, what they reference and how to sponsor one.

SoMa is hopping this Labor Day weekend, with art openings, dance parties and film screenings.

The liquor license is still pending after more than 400 protests were filed.

From 10pm September 4th through around 2pm September 5th, SFMTA will be doing track work for the Central Subway T Line.

SFPD Chief Greg Suhr met with several local neighborhood reporters last month to discuss hot topics happening around the city.

The Museum of the African Diaspora's new Community Voices series brings in Bay Area locals to reflect upon ideas of art, community, origin and race.

Formerly a boutique in North Beach, P&P features jewelry, cards, and more from 150 local artists and craftspeople.

Offering "Indian flavors wrapped in a California state of mind," the truck's first brick-and-mortar location will open later this year at 71 Stevenson St.

This SoMa food-truck park has created a destination out of an unlikely vacant lot under the freeway.

Dr. Togasaki recounts history as she lived it in this 1978 interview, from 1906, through job discrimination, internment camps, and much more.

Find out what's happening with suspects in recent cases and read about the latest crimes, including a hit-and-run, an ATM robbery and a wine theft.