Events highlight everything from the 100th anniversary of the Preparedness Day Parade bombing to the plight of modern-day rideshare workers.

Join tens of thousands of opera lovers at AT&T Park this Saturday evening for the free live broadcast of this raunchy, raw take on a classic opera.

We chat with the man behind a project to help homeless individuals connect with long-lost loved ones.

A collision is inevitable, according to one cyclist who was assaulted while trying to protect the new Golden Gate Avenue bike lane.

The current margin between supervisors Kim and Wiener for state senate is about 18 times less than the estimated number of homeless individuals in San Francisco who can vote.

Hundreds of cyclists turned out for a somber memorial bike ride to honor the two women killed last Wednesday.

After some delays, Dabba is on track to serve up Indian-inspired bowls, burritos and tacos at its first brick-and-mortar location in early July.

While the upscale Mint Plaza restaurant just embarked on a crowdfunding campaign, chef-partner Jason Fox told the Chronicle that he and his team have now decided to "nip it in the bud."

The newly launched lunch service aims to help FiDi and SoMa workers eat out every weekday for less.

Ian Hespelt, 39, was arrested last September after a widely circulated video showed him smashing a Zipcar repeatedly with a U-lock. Last week, he pleaded guilty to felony assault and vandalism.

Local writer and photographer Mark Ellinger shares his perspective on the main stretch around Market.

Major changes are on the horizon for the church at 10th and Howard: it will become offices, and Presidio Knolls School is aiming to expand into its clergy house.

A 32-year-old San Francisco resident is being charged with a felony hit and run, and vehicular manslaughter with gross negligence.