Man arrested on suspicion of Tenderloin attack on Friday
A 34-year-old Oakland man was arrested on suspicion of attacking another man with a metal pipe, causing life-threatening injuries, in San Francisco's Tenderloin neighborhood on Friday morning, police said Monday.
San Francisco to improve pedestrian space, increase physical distancing in Tenderloin
San Francisco city officials on Friday announced a temporary, four-block stretch of Jones Street in the city's Tenderloin will increase physical distancing as the district struggles with the COVID-19 pandemic.
San Francisco Tenderloin residents push for ‘Slow Streets’, safety
Throughout San Francisco, streets have been converted or are in the process of being converted to slow streets.
City launches new COVID-19 testing site for Tenderloin residents
The city of San Francisco will launch a pop-up COVID-19 testing site on Tuesday in the Tenderloin neighborhood, providing free testing for some of the city's most needy residents.
Activists rally through Tenderloin, denounce city's settlement with UC Hastings over homeless people
Activists marched through the Tenderloin to denounce a plan by the city to remove hundreds of homeless people from the area in accordance with a legal settlement brought on by UC Hastings, among others.
5 injured in San Francisco Tenderloin drive-by shooting
5 men suffered non-life threatening injury Monday afternoon when witnesses say a gray van pulled up to a group of people standing outside and someone in a black mask opened fire.
Graffiti cleanup crews damage 4 murals in Tenderloin's 'Veterans Alley'
Murals painted by military veterans in an alley in San Francisco's Tenderloin neighborhood have been painted over by crews from a local business improvement district, damaging a nearly decade-old project that has brought pride to the neighborhood.
San Francisco unveils COVID-19 safety plan for Tenderloin, sees near 300% increase in tents
Long before the crisis, the Tenderloin neighborhood faced many challenges, but COVID-19 has led to a renewed focus on how to support unsheltered residents.
San Francisco sued over Tenderloin's squalid conditions
UC Hastings College of Law, Tenderloin Merchants Association and a coalition of others, filed a lawsuit Monday in federal court against the City of San Francisco over the Tenderloin neighborhood's street conditions.
San Francisco sued over Tenderloin conditions
UC Hastings and others have filed a lawsuit in federal court against the city of San Francisco for what they say are squalid street conditions of the Tenderloin neighborhood and that things are only being exacerbated by the pandemic.
SF police release video of Tenderloin officer-involved shooting
Police released video footage along with new details on an officer-involved shooting in which a suspect barricaded himself in two Tenderloin buildings before being arrested.
Historic San Francisco recording studio ineligible for COVID-19 relief in danger of closing
The historic Hyde Street Studios in San Francisco faces an uncertain future because of the shelter in place order.
San Francisco Police investigating early morning Tenderloin homicide
Officers say someone was killed just before 4 a.m. at Larkin and O’Farrell Streets.
Homicide detectives searching for clues in early morning shooting
A woman was killed Sunday morning at Larkins and O'Farrell streets.
Tenderloin homicide under investigation
Sara Zendehnam reports from San Francisco.
Tenderloin officers arrest auto burglary suspect
Officers arrived and arrested 40-year-old Steven Mills, who was found with property from the victim's car and burglary tools, police said.
SFPD arrests auto burglary suspect
40-year-old Steven Mills was located with burglary tools on him.
Progress in crackdown on crime in San Francisco's Tenderloin
Police say keeping the Tenderloin area safe all starts with getting to know the community, talking with residents and businesses.
San Francisco supervisor demands crisis response to surge in drug overdose deaths
San Francisco Supervisor Matt Haney is demanding a crisis response to the surge in overdoses and overdose deaths on the streets of San Francisco.
Three charged with supplying fentanyl that led to deaths of Santa Rosa father and baby
The fentanyl that killed the pair, identified by the Sonoma County Sheriff's Office as Patrick Savoy Oneill, 29, and his son Liam Savoy-Oneill, 13-months, was obtained in the Tenderloin District of San Francisco, according to a criminal complaint filed Wednesday.