The contemporary Japanese spot from the owners of Sushi Ran is close to making its Castro debut.

Last week's Trump statue couldn't speak. But today, anti-body shaming activist Shane Brodie is baring it all and sending a message.

Though they oppose Trump, some locals believe the statue is still offensive, and are speaking out against Scott Wiener's efforts to keep it on display downtown.

The Fix-It Team is wrapping up operations in its first neighborhood: the Castro. Here's a look at what it has—and hasn't—accomplished.

Sizzla's September show was canceled when 1015 Folsom was made aware that his lyrics incite violence against the LGBTQ community.

Didn't see your dream walking tour in last week's roundup? Here are some more options to consider.

Although the name change has raised some eyebrows, the Castro bakery's owner says he's doing everything he can to be compliant with formula retail laws.

People often wonder how and if they should give money. Here's why some people are giving gift cards instead.

The world-renowned men's chorus brings its administrative office back to the Castro after a stint in SoMa.

After five years, chef Ryan Scott is closing Market & Rye at the end of August to focus his energy on the Castro's future comfort food tavern.

Friends and family of Tommy Castellani, an employee at Badlands, are raising money to help cover the costs of emergency surgery.

With many options to choose from, here's a roundup of some of the walking tours available in the neighborhood.

Want to see inside some of Duboce Triangle's best-preserved Victorian homes? Buy a ticket now for October's big tour.