Not your average national park visitorsOne of San Francisco's most notoriously downtrodden neighborhoods has been listed in the National Register of Historic Places, a distinction that -- in addition to giving the neighborhood some welcome positive attention -- brings the potential for federal tax credits on building renovations.The National Park Service (NPS) on Friday announced that "all or part" of 33 blocks in the Tenderloin had been designated a historic district. The announcement capped a
Now available on Mason Street​There's a place in San Francisco where things get put when the well-to-do or well-organized residents of every other neighborhood in the city don't want it nearby. It's called the Tenderloin. So it should come as no surprise that Power Exchange, the sex club that was hooted out of its previous location on Gough Street by a posse of neighbors who complained about rowdy behavior by club patrons, has reopened amidst soup kitchens and methadone clinics in the heart of
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