Facebook may be interested in leasing its first office in San Francisco after the city rezones Central SoMa to accommodate more office space, the San Francisco Business Times reports.

The SFMTA board of directors has approved a $3.25 million settlement, stemming from the fatal Muni collision in 2013 that killed a 78-year-old cyclist and father of seven at 11th and Bryant streets.

This weekend, the Grand Newsstand's Courtney Riddle is launching Kiosk Fest, a Market Street celebration of printed matter and art.

SoMa's newest sports bar is now open at 11th & Harrison—just in time for the Olympics.

Vehicles traveling northbound on Fifth Street will soon be disallowed from turning right onto Market Street.

This weekend is full of art, music, and the raw fish dish that's sweeping the city.

Adolph Gasser Photography's parking lot at 2nd & Natoma now features 57 works by photographers who've captured the city for three decades or more.

At 6pm and 7pm tonight, BABS and Sup. Jane Kim's office are hosting community workshops at Gene Friend Recreation Center to gather feedback on bike share expansion plans for western SoMa.

The "Living Innovation Zone," created in partnership with the Exploratorium, is intended to activate and improve safety at UN Plaza.

Here's a quick look at the flurry of new plans and approvals you may have missed this week.

Take a peek at this week's segment in partnership with ABC7 to see what's going on around the city this weekend, from a free outdoor dance party to Arrested Development-themed art.

Two artists interested in exploring the nature of eating together have kicked off a series of unusual SoMa dinner parties—sans food.

Exhibitions launching this weekend bring television to life and diverse bodies into focus, and mix local beauty with abstract art—and vodka.