More than 100 residents have signed a petition appealing the removal and replacement of 38 South Park trees as part of the $2.8 million improvement project.

The $2.8 million improvement project, which will revamp the city's oldest park, is set to begin at the end of November.

When Mary February isn't adding to her tattoo collection, the South Beach resident is maintaining a tiny public-facing garden on Stillman Street between Second and Third.

The tiny facility includes a pair of turf mini-soccer fields, stadium lights, electronic scoreboards and a locker room.

The renovation of the city's oldest park, which was set to be completed in August or September, has now been pushed into next year.

For those staying warm and dry indoors, here's a peek at the action out there.

What the hail just happened?

It's not the first weather phenomenon in the last 24 hours that got locals drawing parallels to today's political transition. But to tipster Josh K., it was a welcome sight.

The plaza's sudden closure follows years of debate on how to eliminate undesired occupancy.

The canopy was overhanging the street, and the tops of semitrucks were hitting it.

Rec & Parks and the Trust for Public Land are soliciting feedback on design concepts for a potential redesign of the 25-year-old rec center.

Rec & Parks and Planning will determine whether the nine-story development's impact on Gene Friend Recreation Center is appropriate for the neighborhood.

There's still time to weigh in on the latest concept design for the rec center's redevelopment.

The proposed green open space at 12th and Harrison is likely to start construction next year, pending a few other city approvals.

You can once again watch the FiDi's peregrine falcons live courtesy of the PG&E Falcon Cam. The pair, which has regularly roosted on and off for many years, are back—with three eggs in the nest.

SoMa's concrete jungle hides a lush maze of garden greenery.

As Rec & Parks seeks to build a respite off First Street, a few residents along the vacant lot are fighting to save existing trees.

While South Park remains closed for its $2.8 million renovation, a temporary plaza, adjacent to Caffe Centro, is now available to all.

The Rec & Park Capital Committee is poised to vote this afternoon on whether to support spending $10 million to purchase five adjacent properties on 11th, Minna and Natoma streets to build a new park.

With Annie Street Plaza’s two-year permit coming to an end this fall, now’s the time to submit your thoughts on whether the plaza should be made permanent.

Though the future of the pedestrian plaza is still up for debate, the alley will reopen to appease new traffic flow concerns.

Four neighborhoods—Glen Park, SoMa, Inner Richmond, and the Mission—will see new park facilities this month.

The chicks should be ready to fly on their own next month.

Construction for the new Guy Place Park is expected to take one year.

Nine solar-powered trash cans with internal compactors will be installed as part of a pilot program.

A decade in the making, the new mini-park aims to create some green space amidst the high-rises of Rincon Hill.

Despite concerns regarding its shadow's impact on neighborhood recreation spaces, the development will move forward.

Author and tree expert Mike Sullivan wants to introduce locals to "the best collection of plants in San Francisco outside of the Botanical Garden."

The hawk went to the Wildlife Care Center at the Peninsula Humane Society in San Mateo.

While the Rincon Hill dog park is closed to people and pooches, a herd of goats have moved in.

The new center would provide more space for basketball and community meetings, but funding and temporary relocations are concerns.