Julie Zigoris

Bright, bold and fanciful, a 4,000-square-foot mural has overtaken the historic bulkhead at Pier 19½, its presence as sprawling as the octopus tentacles

Without Venice, Claude Monet may have never become known for his iconic water lilies.

San Francisco’s Fillmore district—once known as the Harlem of the West—was devastated by urban renewal. Now, new revitalization plans reopen old wounds.

The owners of 2535 Vallejo St. in Pacific Heights got a hint of what might be hidden in their home when a stranger climbed their stairs 11 years ago.

District 8 Supervisor Rafael Mandelman sees historic preservation as a key part of his legacy.

“Two Home Countries” symbolizes the tension between Shiota’s native Japan and adopted Germany; in each country, she misses the other.

The Sino-Judaic Institute strives to commemorate this Chinese-Jewish connection with its programs, grants and scholarly journal.

When the sexual abuse allegations against Cesar Chavez appeared in The New York Times , the call for renaming streets and holidays erupted swiftly on social media channels and news outlets.

“Step into the salon,” said Janet Bishop, chief curator of San Francisco's Museum of Modern Art to the crowd of 60-plus gathered for the press

Growing up in San Francisco's Miraloma neighborhood, Kelvin Yee always wondered if the stories his father told him about the oil painting hanging in his family's home were true.