Rainbow is once again appealing to the city for help, citing an uptick in incidents of violence against its workers.

Grill masters vying for a $10,000 cash prize and their taste testers were met with a parade of opposition this afternoon during the San Francisco BBQ Festival at The Yard.

The third bomb scare is currently being addressed at the Mission police station on Valencia, after an earlier scare down the street this evening.

K-OZ will allow community members to submit recipes and assist in brewing beers for its patrons to enjoy, at no charge.

The SFPD bomb squad is responding to Seventh & Bryant.

The seven-year-old bar continues to be a draw, even as its block reels from a number of sudden restaurant closures.

The Goddess of Pop herself will be in San Francisco this weekend, to raise some cash for Hillary Clinton.

Those drenched by the season's first storm can pick up free, custom-designed backpacks this week and free lightly used clothing next week.

The efforts of Filipino troops during World War II have long been omitted from public school textbooks. But a group of educators is working to change that.

The 374-unit residential tower would not be allowed under the forthcoming Central SoMa Plan, and may have to become offices instead.

Part of sculptor Tom Sachs' new YBCA exhibit "Space Program: Europa," the cafe offers coffee, liquor, and the chance to sort some screws.

The transit-infused, neighborhood-blending dance tour is back this weekend, with 7 different performance sites between the Castro and SoMa.

Six San Francisco yoga classes that will shake up your mind-body experience.