’Round midnight: On the brink and in a ditch
Charles was up late with a poem, trying to gain clarity on our national travesty.
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Traveling tapestry captures immigration experiences, reflections — and starts its journey in the TL
A neighborhood art gallery’s exhibition invites you to reflect on migration and identity, whether you feel foreign, split, or at home.
Tenderloin talent gets the spotlight
A talent show comes to the neighborhood this fall — and rehearsals start this week. You can join the lineup of performers.
Service providers say: If City Hall slices, this is who gets hurt
Local leaders map the damage to vulnerable groups, if lawmakers pass the proposed budget.
TL faces $6.8 million in cuts — so we’re helping the community mobilize
The community will rally at City Hall to protect vital services. Here’s how you can get involved.
The Tenderloin goes to Sacramento to protect its farmers’ market
Funding for a food access program that supports residents and farmers alike is under threat. Advocates are fighting to keep it.
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Beethoven is ‘theirs too’: Tenderloin families bask in orchestral oasis
The intimate performance was designed to make classical music feel more accessible.
Stephen Tennis lives on in neighbors’ hearts — and on the street that carries his name
At the unveiling of “Stephen Tennis Way,” friends reminisced about the local hero who touched many lives.
Mike Vuong has helped youths and the community thrive. Now he’s entering his next chapter.
We reflect on this local leader’s career as he departs Boys & Girls Club of San Francisco’s Tenderloin Clubhouse.
Sunday Streets could end. Advocates will rally today to keep it.
The rally happens at 3 p.m., an hour before a City Hall meeting to discuss proposed funding cuts to the event.
Fire prevention, sobering center, and other public safety plans for 2026
At a meeting in the Tenderloin, officials talked plans for making the neighborhood and San Francisco safer this year.