The photography center's owner says it's not making enough money to survive, and unless he gets some help, he'll have to shut it down.

With attendance dropping and a second venue falling flat, DNA Lounge’s owner is seeking ideas on how to save the nightclub from permanent closure.

With demolition potentially looming, the bike shop’s owner opted to take a buy-out.

The popular third-generation business has seen a lot of history from its spot in western SoMa.

A vocal group of residents and businesses has convinced the neighborhood improvement program to tackle SoMa's quality of life issues next.

Count your quarters: The quirky new arcade bar is opening any day now.

The broken water main, which is more than a century old, flooded a parking garage and the Central Subway construction site.

The iconic gay bar and performance venue has secured two more years at 9th & Harrison, but after that, it'll have to move out.

The SFMTA is kicking off the Folsom-Howard Streetscape Project with open houses this Thursday and Saturday to gather feedback on improved transit, bicycle and pedestrian designs for the corridors.

Started as a student project, the petition surpassed its 15,000-signature goal in just two weeks.

It's the second location for the popular Marina spot, which specializes in khao mun gai, Thai-style chicken and rice.

The renovation of the city's oldest park, which was set to be completed in August or September, has now been pushed into next year.

The SFPD is seeking help identifying a suspect who allegedly used a victim's credit cards to purchase $2,000 worth of merchandise at City Target in the Metreon.