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San Francisco tenants living under rent control can be hit with years of accumulated rent increases all at once. A new proposal at City Hall would cap how much of that banked increase a landlord can impose in a single year at 10%, aiming to soften the blow without eliminating it entirely.

Dinner and a movie usually require two separate stops. One unusual restaurant decided the screen might as well come to the table. Once evening settles in, films projected outdoors add a completely different backdrop to the meal. You can settle into dinner while scenes flicker nearby, giving the night the...

Irving Subs is preparing to open a second San Francisco location at 1355 Market St., San Francisco, CA 94103, inside The Market food hall. Owner Crystina Lee signed a lease for the space and plans to open the new shop by the end of 2026, according to the San Francisco Standard.

A marvel of engineering and a model of sustainable public transportation, the San Francisco Bay Area's transit system, financially distressed after years of declined ridership, is now staring down a fiscal cliff – and a potential death spiral that would have massive repercussions for everyone in the globally influentia

A six-bedroom Edwardian at 3460 Clay Street in Presidio Heights closed for $14.7 million, nearly $4 million above its $11 million asking price, after it was listed earlier that month. The sale works out to roughly $2,811 per square foot for the 5,230-square-foot home, which sits on a 3,200-square-foot lot and comes wit

Berkeley police have closed Telegraph Avenue between Derby and Parker streets for a collision that sent a young man to the hospital Friday night, according to early reports. Police sent an advisory at about 10:40 p.m. asking people to avoid the area due to the road closure and investigation. "There is no vehicle or ped

Amy Hillyard, a co-owner of Farley's coffee shops, was reported missing in March.

A month after the opening this long-awaited wilderness trail in the Bay Area, parking and traffic problems are stirring concern.

A Bay Area housing project has become a test of a city’s stated goals to build more housing and become more inclusive.

A new restaurant, called The Old Post Office, from the restaurant group behind Spruce and The Village Pub, opens October 1 in Burlingame's old post office at 220 Park Road. It's a project that certainly flew under our radar, but not under the radar of Burlingame residents, who have been watching with anticipation as Ba