The restaurant closed on May 30th after 43 years, and a sign on the window tells customers the staff will be on vacation for a few months to "contemplate the future of either reopening or retiring."

The man-made island, with its French restaurant, lighthouse and palm trees, set sail across the Bay this morning on its way back to Pier 39.

Delays with permitting and finding a construction team has pushed back the opening, but when it does launch, look for 70-plus bikes and luxury locker rooms.

Public Works is doing maintenance on the signs to replace the neon coloring, so don't fret—they'll be back in place when complete.

A free event at 1920C on Friday will celebrate female artists and makers, and support nonprofits that help girls and women.

At Sababa, build your own hot pita (handmade daily in a stone hearth oven), bowl or hummus plate with a range of mostly vegetarian proteins and salads, along with beer and wine.

Although renovation work hasn't started and the building is listed for sale, we're told the project is moving forward.

A suspect was arrested and charged with attempted homicide, aggravated assault with a knife and elder abuse.

ELL will use money from renting out its space to help fund a multidisciplinary arts and creative program on an eclectic block of the FiDi.

To highlight the murals and galleries of the community, the Chinese Culture Center is partnering with five other spaces for Chinatown Night Out.

Not everyone is happy about the Port's plans for a retail showcase of locally made products at the pier.

The revamped restaurant will offer customizable sandwiches and drinks, ordered via touchscreen.

Some permanent SF residents who travel frequently say they're getting left out, and the law should be amended.