San Francisco is a great city in its own right, with plenty of splendor on offer. But, what truly makes this place special is ...

Once filled with low-density commercial buildings, this Silicon Valley neighborhood is transforming into a housing hotspot.

The Compton’s Cafeteria Riot occurred in August 1966, when a group of trans women and queer people resisted a police raid at ...

On April 14, 1925, the Humboldt Standard reported that M. R. Schmeder’s warehouse at the foot of E Street in Eureka would be ...

The San Francisco Planning Commission has approved a zoning change for the Alexandria Theater to allow for the construction ...

Nadel is surely one of a few who frequent the area regularly, and she has a good reason to: the two-story observation tower ...

Zara is opening a 40,000-square-foot flagship store in San Francisco's Union Square, reversing a previous decision to leave ...

The Black Cinema Group (now called the Black Cinema Consortium), founded in 1985 with the mission to elevate the voices of Black filmmakers and promote Black films at the San Francisco International ...

When San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie stepped from behind the red curtain onstage at the Great Star Theater, he received polite applause. But he can read a room. “I’m not the Daniel you’ve been ...

The City of San Francisco has officially canceled $14.4 million in grants to more than 30 San Francisco-based cultural ...

CAPA will welcome Samin Nosrat to the Davidson Theatre for one night only in October. Learn more about the upcoming ...

Few San Francisco neighborhoods have had more ups and downs than the 33-block area still called “The Tenderloin”—a name which ...