The lawsuit is contesting the validity of the project's environmental review, citing possible shadow impacts and traffic congestion.

The much-maligned motel could be replaced with a new, larger hotel, and adjacent lots may see development as well.

Over the next four years, Mayor Lee has pledged to end homelessness forever for 8,000 San Franciscans.

The vast majority of SRO tenants—88 percent— are headed by the working poor who have jobs in industries such as hotels, sales, construction and restaurants.

The tenants rights nonprofits are hosting a party to raise awareness of their displacements and raise funds for relocation.

A proposal aims to turn ground-floor public open space at 50 Fremont Center into a child care facility serving Salesforce employees.

After a unanimous Board of Supervisors vote, a luxury condo and mixed-use high-rise at 75 Howard St. was approved, but more legal battles may await.

After a contentious seven-hour debate, the Board of Supervisors voted 8-3 in favor of the four-acre residential and office development.

Plans are close to final to demolish a nearly 100-year-old warehouse at 10th and Howard and build housing in its place.

The architect has filed a Preliminary Project Assessment for a plan that would keep the facade and put up a six-story hotel behind it.

A pro-development group is attempting to gain a foothold within the SF group of the Sierra Club, which they say is overly opposed to new building.

The 1400 Mission development began as low-income, but the city made it plum for a smart builder. Central City Extra unravels the saga.

As new plans emerge for the corner of Fifth and Brannan streets, San Francisco's tennis community may need to find a new home court.