New convenience stores will have a tougher time opening in the Tenderloin and South of Market neighborhoods for 18 months. That’s after the San Francisco Board of Supervisors on Tuesday... read more →
During a contentious month of budget hearings in which San Francisco city departments, nonprofits and supervisors scramble for funding, the Tenderloin is asking for its slice. Read more.
We’ve been hearing for months that the “safe zone” for kids envisioned in the Tenderloin Community Action Plan’s “investment blueprint” last year is moving forward. Read more.
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 gallery... read more →
The effort, led by the Tenderloin Community Benefit District, will be anchored by a donation from Ripple's co-founder. Read more.
San Francisco officials unveiled a new Tenderloin youth violence prevention program to curb drug trade recruitment and expand safe spaces for teens. Read more.
San Francisco is launching a new violence prevention program intended to help young people in the Tenderloin avoid being swept up by the neighborhood’s notorious problems with drug dealing and... read more →