The FBI is still withholding critical details about the incident, including the identity of the shooter and why he attacked two men while off-duty.

The shop has been in business for 17 years.

Construction is back in full gear, with some blocks being closed off for work.

Open in San Carlos for more than two decades, the New Orleans-style eatery has now expanded to San Francisco.

The epicenter of the Haight was rocked on Saturday after an off-duty FBI agent shot a young local artist and musician.

The intersection around Frederick and Stanyan is largely closed for business, but that should change shortly.

The former Bing + Boba has kept the boba, but added breakfast and other beverage options.

Orson's Belly has become known for its vermouth cocktails. But SF's laws have allowed a single neighbor to block its path to serving drinks past 9 p.m.

The comics publisher and record label is shacking up with a Mission record shop.

The site has languished for years, as plans for an affordable housing project — and a temporary use while that gets going — have floundered.

The store will be consolidating into its sister shop, at 2637 Mission Street, to streamline and strengthen its core business.

Owned by the Huie sisters, the clothing shop was one of the backbones of Clement Street's post-recession renaissance.

The former home of Jimi Hendrix has gotten a fresh coat of red paint, at the cost of its two Hendrix-themed murals.