After eight years at Turk & Taylor, the nuns of Fraternite Notre Dame Mary of Nazareth Soup Kitchen are moving to a new location at 16th and Mission, purchased for them by self-help guru Tony Robbins.

Neighbors are upset about the poor condition of the branch, which has become a homeless hangout and is full of trash and flies.

Lava Mae is providing free showers to homeless neighbors until 2pm today at Golden Gate & Jones. Its site could gain approval from the Planning Commission this week to become 304 units of housing.

New legislation drafted by Supervisor Jane Kim may lift a 17-year ban on new massage parlors in the neighborhood.

With a focus on recovering from addiction and reintegrating former prisoners into society, the community center aims to change lives in the TL.

The hearing uncovered barriers to developing one central department on homelessness, and gave community members the chance to speak out.

In a twist no one saw coming, the French nuns who were previously at risk of losing the tiny Tenderloin soup kitchen where they both live and feed the homeless have been saved, at least temporarily.

After more than a decade in SoMa, St. James Infimary hopes to resettle in a vacant former health clinic on Eddy Street.

Looking to volunteer? From 6:30-8:30pm tonight, the Tenderloin Museum is hosting six neighborhood service organizations that are seeking more helping hands this year, including Glide and 826 Valencia.

In order to open pop-up shelters, certain criteria need to be met, and the rules are relatively stringent.

The timeline for switching from preparing temporary shelters to executing the plan is quickly shrinking from weeks to days.

The Dining Room on Jones & Golden Gate has operated since 1950, but was recently transitioned into a $22.5 million building.

This year, the annual event served 14 turkeys, plus all the trimmings, to a crowd of more than 500 people from all walks of life.