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It made perfect sense when, in 2015, a construction company named Shangri-La Builder Inc. bought the dilapidated parking lot at 4805 Mission St. and began

April is coming to an end but the Excelsior is starting to see a series of events coming to its streets.

The end of free mental health training is part of the shift in California towards housing, treating worst addiction cases

The city is proposing to convert two out of the four lanes on a 1.1-mile stretch of Ocean Avenue to transit-only lanes.

San Francisco is rapidly approaching the upper limits of what it can borrow to fund critical infrastructure, according to a new report from the

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Tucked in a quiet corner of the already quiet library, the program room becomes the loudest room in the building during the monthly karaoke.

The Italian American Social Club has only allowed women as members for less than a year. But women have been running it for a lot longer.

Jeff Murray has been shooting on film since 2012. To him, the art isn't just about the aesthetics, but also the anticipation.

Mission: Comics and Arts , which has operated out of 2250 Mission St. between 18th and 19th streets since 2008, is opening a second location in the Excelsior, according to the store's owner, Leef Smith