Born from humble beginnings in a double-wide trailer, the unpretentious club's members are hands-on and involved.

It'll be known as Barbarossa, with a change of theme to pay homage to the neighborhood's history, but the Champagne will remain.

A judge at the preliminary hearing determined there was sufficient evidence to hold him, and bail was not reduced.

Stolen items included computers and a Segway; thieves are getting "brazen," says the executive director of the Fisherman's Wharf CBD.

BART spokesperson Jim Allison confirmed, "Yes we do have a fatality at the Embarcadero station."

Founder Pascal Rigo may be in talks to buy back six locations.

Art consulting firm Stephanie Breitbard Fine Arts is opening a by-appointment-only gallery this fall.

Crime in the Central this week included a robber who spit while stealing bras and two more Chinatown jewelry grabs.

The Emperor's Bridge Campaign hopes to become the leading public resource on the eccentric 19th-century "emperor of the United States."

The five new modular spaces on the building's exterior at the north arcade will showcase a mix of food and drink.

After hearing presentations at a meeting earlier this week, the SBMBBA voted to endorse "yes" votes on Propositions D, J, and K.

The family-owned restaurant will serve up homemade pastas and more, with recipes handed down from the owner's grandparents.

With one fewer lane of traffic in each direction, the new Second Street will feature raised and protected bike lanes, wider sidewalks, and more.