Michelin-starred Aphotic chef Peter Hemsley plans Jackson Square restaurant
After closing his restaurant in "desolate" SoMa, Chef Peter Hemsley eyes a soft landing in this San Francisco neighborhood.
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Fires, squatting, scandal: S.F.’s last public housing complexes get new management
After years of scandals managing San Francisco’s last two public housing projects, Eugene Burger Management Corporation has ...
Introducing the De Los 101
De Los has compiled a list of 101 Latino-owned and/or -led businesses and organizations that have created third spaces for ...
As Tenderloin struggles, scrappy museum bets on neon in big expansion
The Tenderloin Museum, a scrappy cultural space and living history center celebrating the city’s perennial underdog neighborhood, is planning a major expansion that will triple its size and add a ...
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Photos: The Tenderloin, according to those who live there
Photos and short interviews with Tenderloin residents who discuss living in a place that many identify with the fentanyl ...
With new powers, SF Mayor Daniel Lurie announces 1st project to address fentanyl crisis
San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie signed his priority legislation that will allow his office to forgo the typical lengthy Board of Supervisors approval process for projects related to homelessness, ...
Penthouse condo listed at $3.3M in Tenderloin finds buyer
A condominium that was listed for $3.25 million in one of the most dangerous neighborhoods in San Francisco has found a buyer ...
'You have to create new lives': SF Chronicle reporter releases new book about the unhoused crisis
Kevin Fagan is retiring from the San Francisco Chronicle. His new book "The Lost and The Found" details stories of unhoused people reuniting with loved ones after years on the street.
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Longtime reporter's book on homelessness leads with compassion
‘ ‘Everyone was somebody’s baby,” reflects longtime San Francisco Chronicle reporter Kevin Fagan, whose new book, “The Lost ...