Yea, yea, it's a slow news day, but before you head over to the Castro Theatre at noon today to see Trick and watch Miss Coco Peru judge her own look-a-like contest check out some of these photos we p

The San Francisco Planning Department in partnership with the SFMTA, the Department of Public Works, and local neighborhood and merchant associations had their second public workshop regarding the r

We reported via GrubStreet in February that the closed Dancing Pig location's lease (544 Castro Street) was being purchased by Poesia's owner, Francesco D’Ippolito, for a new casual Italian-style re

At the last meeting for the Castro Street Design Project, the SF Planning Department passed out surveys to attendees to solicit their feedback on the proposed improvements to Castro Street.

Earlier this month, the Planning Commission approved a plan that should help expand pedestrian safety and mobility around the new Whole Foods / apartment complex location at 2001 Market Street.

Six large wooden Easter rabbit decorations in the likeness of the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence were reported stolen from Cafe Flore's exterior walls this morning between 1AM and 6AM.

The San Francisco Planning Department has reviewed the feedback from January's first community workshop on the Castro Street Design Project and is ready to hold another meeting to show the updated r

Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday represent three historic days for marriage equality advocates throughout the United States.

In an effort to help Muni traverse the Church / Duboce corridor more efficiently and to help drivers stay out of Muni's way, the SFMTA will be painting the center two lanes going in either direction

The pie, salad, and stew joint, Chile Pies (314 Church Street), will now be featuring an expanded Mexican food menu from their sister restaurant, Green Chile Kitchen in NOPA.

We learned from Grub Street that the Midnight Sun (4067 18th Street) is currently going through a remodel.

Flickr Finds: Photos from around the Castro

About two weeks ago a chain-linked fence was placed around the parking lot adjacent to the Industrialists' stainless steel furniture shop at Market and Sanchez (the future location of the Castro's f