Here's the latest in neighborhood restaurant and bar news.

The long-troubled single-room occupancy hotel at 12th & Market has been tapped as the next transitional homeless shelter.

Before developing a vision plan for six alleyways in Lower Polk and on the edge of the Tenderloin, they're seeking neighborhood feedback.

Plans dedicate nearly 50 percent of the massive First & Mission development's ground floor to public open space.

With a nonprofit taking over the space, the liquor store has been forced to move after nearly 50 years in business.

Over the past month, Mission Street has been the scene of multiple incidents, including a hit-and-run, stabbing, and multiple robberies.

304 primarily market-rate apartments will be constructed along Market, Jones and Golden Gate, despite many residents' fears of future displacement.

From a video game-themed mashup at Bootie to flower-arranging 101 with Farmgirl Flowers, there's quite the eclectic mix of events on tap.

We've got free live jazz at the TL Museum, a Beatles tribute band coming to the Great American Music Hall, a video game tournament at PianoFight and more.

Planning has approved a new 14-story residential building at Folsom & Hawthorne, as well as an expanded auto facility at 11th & Howard.

Neighbors are upset about the poor condition of the branch, which has become a homeless hangout and is full of trash and flies.

The company, which expanded its retail operation to Mid-Market last year, is the first LGBT-owned business to receive the prestigious award.

The spin-off of Oakland's popular Burmese restaurant Grocery Cafe is now serving a pan-Asian menu, with everything under $9.