J.K. Dineen

San Francisco's supervisos recommend expanding the city’s rent control protections, but they go into effect only if the state's voters pass Prop. 33.

A luxury real estate developer “fraudulently transferred all of his assets" to avoid paying $50 million to investors, according to a new lawsuit.

United Playaz celebrates its 30th anniversary as it builds a new $20 million clubhouse in the South of Market neighborhood.

The growing Warriors organization signed a major lease at Mission Rock, the rapidly growing mixed-use neighborhood the Giants are building.

San Francisco developer proposes a 26-story, pencil-thin tower at the site of former French restaurant Fleur de Lys, in the Nob Hill neighborhood

South Lake Tahoe's largest affordable housing development welcomes residents as the region grapples with housing issues in the tourist destination.

Moody's, a major credit rating service has cut San Francisco’s credit rating for the first time in more than a decade

California labels San Francisco as a ‘pro-housing’ city, one year after the state criticized the city’s slow housing progress

A billboard blames S.F. Supervisor Dean Preston for not turning a defunct car wash lot into affordable housing. Is the claim deserved?

San Francisco’s holiday season begins on a rainy Friday with Macy’s annual windows full of adoptable pets.