In the quaint community room at the San Francisco Police Station in the Tenderloin District, Officer Thomas Smith trades in his police uniform for a judogi.

Officials are urging San Francisco dog owners to take precautions as the city experiences a spike in a deadly dog virus. Since November 2024, San Francisco Animal Care and Control has seen a “steep ...

As San Francisco grapples with an estimated budget shortfall of $876 million over the next two years, nonprofits providing ...

Although there is no cure for parvovirus, Bogosian said it has been preventable with vaccines available for decades. Two ...

Last month, the San Francisco Standard published an article titled, "The Mission is the New Tenderloin." The article ...

San Francisco prosecutors have filed criminal charges against 11 people accused of defrauding government benefit programs out ...

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors will vote Tuesday on a resolution urging Mayor Daniel Lurie to implement a ...

The San Francisco SPCA is hosting a free dog vaccination clinic on Tuesday to help slow down a parvovirus outbreak in the Tenderloin. It's happening from noon. to 2 p.m. Parvovirus is a ...

Police and supervisors say law enforcement crackdowns in some neighborhoods have displaced drug markets to other parts of the ...

Crouching on the sidewalk in front of his apartment building in San Francisco’s Tenderloin neighborhood last Monday, Bradford ...

In the quaint community room at the San Francisco Police Station in the Tenderloin District, Officer Thomas Smith trades in his police uniform for a judogi. "Saw a need here in the Tenderloin ...