The burger joint is aiming to address a dearth of casual, late-night food options in the Castro.

The popular arcade bar is changing its name and focus.

"I felt the name was a turnoff," said Bulldog Tattoo's owner, who's taking advantage of the move to rebrand as Trudy's Tattoo Parlour.

Crews braved the wet weather to demolish a two-story building, making way for the coming hotel.

Decked out with two 14-foot live redwood trees, this "garden" specializes in beer and sausages.

Aiming to address the neighborhood's lack of a steakhouse, the new restaurant offers 3-4 cuts of beef daily.

The salon had been in the neighborhood for 14 years.

After a sudden and unexpected five-month closure, the year-old Mexican restaurant is set to reopen next week.

The expanded bar will also be changing its name.

Here's a look at the Church and Market spaces that are finally being filled — and the ones that are still sitting vacant.

New owner Mark White said that Cook Shoppe will continue in Chow's footsteps as "an honest, affordable and local" restaurant.

Police said the kidnapper was previously unknown to the child and his family.

We sat down with the new leader of the neighborhood's business coalition to discuss the biggest issues facing the Castro, and his goals.