The SFIFF and the Castro Theatre have been joining forces since the '70s. Here's what they're screening this year.

Here's what the Castro community had to say about the SFMTA's new and colorful addition to Castro Station.

Salah, the author of a new memoir about his role in the Egyptian revolution, has survived with the help of a Castro resident.

We dive into the history of Sutro Tower and envision what the San Francisco skyline might look like today had the iconic telecommunications tower never been built.

Market Street cocktail mainstay Blackbird is set to shake things up a bit with the debut of its first-ever craft fair tomorrow afternoon.

Castro Station's escalators, long under construction, are getting a colorful new feature.

The outage, which started at 9:12pm and encompasses 470 customers in the Castro, is still ongoing.

On the 110th anniversary of the Great 1906 Earthquake, we take a look at what would happen if the quake struck today.

With the city's mandatory soft-story seismic retrofits having an impact on local businesses, we collected the resources and information that commercial renters need to stay afloat.

Nomica aims to debut in the former Pesce location this summer.

Supervisors Kim and Wiener squared off last night to debate over shuttle buses, police force, tent encampments and more.

The Castro cable car, which traveled back and forth between 18th and 26th streets along Castro Street, was replaced by the 24-Divisadero bus line in 1941.

Crystal Way is the latest victim in a recent string of Castro burglaries in which suspects used a crowbar to gain entry.