The tax, at roughly $30 per single-family home, is a possible solution to the underfunded care and maintenance of trees in the city.

Anne Kihagi is accused of "breathtaking cruelty" for harassing and displacing tenants from rent-controlled homes.

While you bundle up to weather the cold and wet, cozy up to some Castro news and upcoming events.

A new eatery called "Masons" could be headed to the former Dante's Table. According to a new liquor license application, the owner is the same as that of the mysterious Finn Town, headed to Market.

Tonight's tree lighting and next week's menorah lighting are the centerpiece of a decoration effort by the Castro Merchants, Castro CBD, and local businesses.

Friends, shocked by the sudden death, have set up a memorial at 18th & Castro.

Crystal meth, heroin, ketamine, and cocaine have been confiscated over the course of multiple drug raids.

The dog wash and groomer, founded in Point Isabel, has been serving the Castro's canines for the past four years.

The museum will undergo renovations through 2017, with its programs transferred to a temporary location in the Mission.

Your recent Castro crime news, as well as safety resources for a wet winter ahead.

More, who created the event and promoted it over the past eight years, will be bringing it to an end on Wednesday, November 25th, according to her Facebook page.

A new ordinance introduced by Supe. Wiener would make it possible for Churchill to officially expand upstairs.

After introducing outdoor seating and then withdrawing it to go back to the drawing board, Philz Coffee debuted its newly-downsized sidewalk seating area over the weekend.