With rain on the horizon, Dolores Park's big reopening, set for Thursday afternoon, has been delayed. The southern half of the park will remain closed until the event can take place at a future date.

Officers say they found the man, believed to be in his 60s, lying on the sidewalk with a knife in his chest.

The shop has called the Castro home since 1989.

If you're sticking around the Castro for the extended Labor Day weekend, there's lots to do.

Before the weekend kicks off, let's take a look back at everything that happened this week in the Castro.

It was purrfect day in Dolores Park this past Saturday, aka Caturday.

As police investigated, the owner of the vehicle told Hoodline that the car was parked overnight across from the Dolores Park tennis courts.

Get into the holiday spirit with a slew of Christmas-themed events in the Castro.

She's hoping to take the space in Group i's proposed Mid-Market development, which is currently allotted for Magic Theatre.

The block that could be home to a 12-story development once housed several now-closed gay bars, and an activist wants to preserve it.

The former Bar Vero is now the neighborhood's new sandwich shop.

Bite Me Sandwiches will take over the ground floor, with tentative plans for a tapas and wine bar upstairs.

Neighborhood events to keep you busy this Christmas week, weekend and beyond.

After last week's celebration was postponed due to wet weather, we've just received word from SF Rec & Park that the grand reopening of the entire park has been rescheduled to Wednesday Jan. 27th.

"Part theater, part dance, and part peep show," the lively revue showcases plenty of humor—and for Folsom week, a little kink as well.

Sing along to Beauty and the Beast, attend the annual Milk & Moscone candlelight vigil, and find Thanksgiving dinner in the neighborhood.

It's Friday the 13th, and Valentine's Day is tomorrow, making this a spooky-sexy weekend full of potential.

Catch up on all the Castro happenings from the past week, and get ready for the weekend.

After weathering a fire and a layout shakeup, Brewcade has found its groove, with more special events and theme nights on the way.

Witnesses say that the crash resulted from a driver speeding on the wrong side of the road.

Here's your guide to what's going on around the Castro this weekend, including a musical, a flower crown workshop and a sing-a-long.

Plus, timeline updates on Finn Town and the Castro Fountain, and two new businesses on the way.

Wondering what the disturbance was this morning at Market and Castro? A small scene developed at around 10:30am at Jane Warner Plaza, when a woman climbed a street pole.

Four years after it shut down at 16th & Valencia, Morac will return in a new location in the Castro.

The Castro Theatre screened Scorsese's newest film, which has been in the works for more than two decades.

After being temporarily shut down earlier this week by the Health Department, Slider's has quickly fix the violations and reopened in time for the weekend.

"Radiant heat" from the stove at neighboring restaurant Hecho caused the fire.

Recent Castro storefront shuffles include businesses coming, going, and under construction.

There's plenty of opportunities to put on your costume and celebrate Halloween in the Castro, all weekend long.

Attend a photography exhibit, dance to Latin beats and join in on some square dancing at Jane Warner Plaza.

The colorful crosswalks were damaged during the filming of ABC's When We Rise earlier this year, but as of today, they've been returned to their former brightness.

The deteriorating colored pavement at Jane Warner Plaza will also get a facelift this month.

The Happy Herb Shop, an alternative medicine store, has begun moving in to 4079 18th St.

The flooding partially blocked traffic on both streets.

Refried Cycles, which specialized in restorations and rebuilds of steel-framed bicycles, has closed. Asked if they'll be opening another location, they responded, "Nope, we left Cali."

The Castro Street Fair is here to recruit you, with volunteer shifts for a variety of positions still available for next Sunday's 43rd annual festival, including safety, setup, breakdown and more.

Traffic is stalled at 10th and Market, where protestors are rallying against the Dakota Access Pipeline.

Have you spotted Bigfoot in the Castro yet?

Castro residents and businesspeople have expressed concern about the release of a man who's believed to have committed multiple arsons there.

The fire, which occurred shortly after noon, was caused by people living in a homeless encampment on the site, says a neighbor.

Celebrate queer sci-fi, enjoy the final days of summer, help keep the neighborhood safe, and a whole lot more to do in the Castro.

The Goddess of Pop herself will be in San Francisco this weekend, to raise some cash for Hillary Clinton.

A few events to keep you dry on a rainy weekend, from a screening of 'Vertigo' to a party with Drag Race All Stars' Tatianna.

Folsom weekend is here, and we've got a roundup of all the parties and events to check out.

While it's business as usual at Mekong Kitchen right now, the restaurant appears to be on the market.

Join in a community forum, stop by an art opening, attend a book reading, and watch the second presidential debate.

SFPD says they're not looking for a suspect, and there is no threat to the neighborhood.

The group for men who enjoy knitting meets every Sunday at Espressamente Illy, with a rotating cast of around 100 members.

This weekend promises a #BlackLivesMatter rally, a kids science fest, a lesbian tech summit and a Cookie Dough celebration.

The stairs are actually open to use—but neighbors and the city are at odds over who should care for them.

In addition to cold-pressed juice, the local chain offers smoothies, salads, soups, toast, and coffee.

It's taking over a vacant storefront that has been a magnet for homeless encampments.

The Top Chef alum's new "tavern with a twist" will make its debut on Friday, Dec. 2nd.

Three firefighters sustained non-life-threatening injuries, while seven residents were displaced.

Now that you've had time to dry out from all the rain, here's what's going on around the Castro this week.

Events this week include an open mic, a winter onesie party, a community expo and a tribute show.

The former corner market and liquor store will be missed by Dolores Park revelers.

A band of bikers reportedly did donuts at Castro and 18th, leaving skid marks across the intersection's recently repaired rainbow crosswalks.

Whether you want to croon along to Annie or meet a RuPaul's Drag Race contestant, this weekend has you covered.

The replacement for ManDu has arrived.

The 40-year resident discusses his life, the evolving neighborhood, and the incoming administration.

Look for superfood bowls, gluten-free toasts, wellness elixirs, cold-brew coffee, kombucha on tap ... and juice, of course.

The small store specialized in comfortable and orthopedic shoes from Europe and New Zealand.

They were damaged last week by a group of dirt bikers.

Steven Bracco reviews the Castro's newest Mediterranean restaurant Gyro Xpress.

The self-serve frozen yogurt and custard store is opening soon in the former Frapez location on 18th Street.

La Taza will become Bar Vero after a lightning-fast January makeover.

David Diaz, who allegedly committed a string of arsons in the Castro in 2014-2015, has once again been arrested.

Many readers have commented and sent tips about the ongoing status of the building, so here's the latest photo update. As you can see, Home is now almost completely demolished.

Neighborhood institution Cafe Flore will be dropping the "Cafe," and simply be called "Flore."

The note uses racial slurs, and references President Trump's promise to build a wall along the Mexican border.

A collision at Market and Noe sent an injured motorcyclist to the hospital around 5pm this evening.

With CVS set to close, here's a look back at the Market and Noe property, which has been owned by the Finnila family for 90 years.

If you can stand three minutes in a -220ºF tube, the spa's owner claims it can help with arthritis, psoriasis, sports recovery, and more.

Things kick off with a candlelight gathering and rally at Harvey Milk Plaza tonight.

Tomorrow marks the 20th Anniversary of Bike to Work Day. Here are some tips for Castro cyclists and cycling rookies.

After more than two years of waiting, Verve Coffee opens tomorrow.

Police sought to educate attendees on what constitutes a hate crime at Monday's public safety meeting.

The 43-year-old Castro favorite is changing hands.

Rest assured, the long-delayed remodel is underway.

After being purchased two years ago, the long-running cafe is back on the market, and could become something else entirely.

While it’s going to be a rainy, wet weekend, that doesn’t mean you have to be stuck at home.

Artist Joe Martinez created eye-catching tributes to Carrie Fisher, George Michael and Debbie Reynolds.

If you're planning on watching the game in the neighborhood tomorrow, here's where to get started.

The 10,000-square-foot pharmacy is set to close, and no new tenant has been found.

Owned by two natives of Thailand, the new restaurant will also offer American breakfast and brunch items.

The upcoming Happy Herb Shop has opened its doors and now sells herbal remedies under a new moniker.

Expect six months of construction and Muni/parking disruptions, starting this Monday.

Diaz, who was arrested for assault in November, pled guilty to felony false imprisonment, and will receive probation.

In a neighborhood packed with dog shops and services, The Kitty Chateau could be the first feline-oriented business.

We've got a few events going on in the Castro that we think you should check out this weekend.

After getting a passing grade from DPH inspectors, Sliderbar reopens.

The SFMTA’s director of transportation calls the incident an “unacceptable internal communications failure.”

Expect to hear loud construction noise during work hours. Parking and transit in the area will be affected as well, with 72-hour no-parking/tow-away signs going up today.

Last night's official ribbon-cutting celebrated the conclusion of the eight-month-long Castro Streetscape Improvement Project.

Get ready for some scantily-clad Santas coming your way over the weekend.

Here's what's coming next for the former Volvo Centrum repair shop.

The new co-working space doesn't have a name, and doesn't appear to have filed for any necessary city permits.

Tips and info to make this weekend's Pride festivities easier on you and everyone else.

A new business has moved into the Castro, and this one is neither a bank, a pharmacy nor a coffee shop.

Castro's comic book store says recent construction has put its business in jeopardy.

The unpermitted business was found to be in violation of local zoning code.

After more than four decades, Courtney's Produce is still going strong selling produce, fresh juice and PB&Js.

A Castro retail veteran, ROLO continues to adapt with a new store in the works.

It's the final San Francisco Safeway to drop its 24-hour status.

A roundup of the week's big news, and intel on what's going down in the Castro over the Labor Day Weekend.

The Ice Cream Bar's Castro sequel is finally up and running, with housemade ice cream and baked goods.

A white van tore through the neighborhood on Sunday evening following a "crazy hit and run."

Barracuda Sushi's remodel and concept change is complete, with ManDu now offering pan-Asian street food.

Dapper Dog is finally open for business, and late-night hot dogs are on the menu.

It will be ending its run as a full-time cocktail bar.

Sweets fans in the Castro will now have another option for ice cream and Turkish desserts.

Divas Nightclub and Bar, San Francisco’s premier transgender nightclub, is for sale.

It’s Friday, and we’ve got another weekend of great weather and fun events ahead for the Castro.

Coffee and pastries are now on offer, with lunch coming this week.

Coffee drinkers won't be able to sit outside the Castro Starbucks for a little while.

Your roundup of what happened in the Castro this week, plus info on what's going on this weekend.

There's also a photo exhibit, a birthday bash for Heklina, and a new brunch option.

Take a look inside the newest San Francisco Soulcycle, located at Castro and Market.

Have you noticed the Castro's Leonard Matlovich plaque before?

A gay softball season opener, a special Pi Day, and lots more Castro neighborhood events are coming up this weekend.

A look back at the week in Castro news, and info on what's going on this weekend.

A look back at the week that was in the Castro, and info on this weekend's biggest events.

Here's an update on the past week, plus weekend events ranging from a science festival to a drag-queen photo exhibit.

Lark will blend Mediterranean and New American flavors and feature an extensive wine selection.

Alert the Tanners: camera-wielding trespassers have penetrated the perimeter of the temporarily-closed Alamo Square Park.

The cafe's former space and the building's upstairs residential unit are on the market for $1.5 million.

Some say the placement of Dolores Park's trash cans contributes to the problem, while others say people should just be more responsible.

Pioneer Renewer has been the Castro's go-to shoe repair shop since 1991.

Expect restriping of two rainbow crosswalks damaged during recent filming in the neighborhood.

Volunteer days, drag nights, Castro Theatre happenings and more in the neighborhood this weekend.

The former Barracuda Sushi location will see its second reincarnation in less than four months.

Catch up on Castro news, plus what to do over Memorial Day weekend in the Castro.

The process took longer than expected, but the crosswalks damaged by the filming of ABC miniseries "When We Rise" are getting replaced.

At 18th & Castro, where the memorial to the Orlando shooting victims was removed last week, a new chalk message has gone up in protest of the deaths of Alton Sterling and Philando Castile.

Here's your guide to upcoming events going on around the Castro.

The fitness studio plans a soft opening by the end of the month.

This weekend, drop in at an open mic, attend an after-hours party, enjoy flagging in the plaza and get wet at Splish.

U :Dessert Story will be offering complimentary desserts on opening day.

CorePower Yoga's 7th San Francisco studio is now open.

Get in the holiday spirit with a walking tour of the neighborhood's seasonal decorations.

It's written and directed by the writers of the original “The Hangover” film.

Staying in town this weekend? Here are a few ideas for what to do in the Castro.

Get your leather ready for Dore Alley, plus more to do in and around the Castro this weekend.

Here's what's going on in and around the Castro this weekend.

Ten Tigers is focused on being a specialty piercing shop geared toward the gay men's community.

Another health code violation shutdown, a quick departure, and two mysterious listings.

Here's what to do in and around the neighborhood this weekend.

Every Pride weekend since 1996, Patrick Carney and a group of volunteers have installed the eye-catching symbol.

Your rundown of a few of the events happening in and around the Castro this weekend.

After 35 years in the cookie business, Hot Cookie owner Dan Glazer has handed the reins over to friends.

It's the latest vermin infestation in an ongoing string of Castro-area shut-downs.

No plans for Mother's Day weekend yet? We've got a few last-minute suggestions.

Get to know Howard Johnson, a Korean War vet, former model and doorman, foster parent and stylish crossing guard.

From stand-up comedy to an under-the-sea sing-along, there's plenty going on in the Castro this weekend.

Staying in the city this weekend? Here are some ideas for what to do.

The Duboce Triangle may be set to lose a longtime coffee shop come March of next year.

Here's the latest on Buena Vista Park's erosion and tree maintenance concerns, plus what the future holds.

We check back in with two local businesses that experienced challenges in 2014.

Noe Street cafe Jumpin' Java is closing its doors for good this weekend, and you're invited to the farewell party.

Dust off your crown of thorns and loincloth, plus more ways to have fun in the Castro this weekend.

Despite a remodel effort, the location was not spared the chain's woes.

Relive Spa brings Thai massage and fresh juice to the corner of Church and 17th.

We've got a film festival, plenty of drag queens and an epic two-night bar closing party.

A roundup of events going on in the Castro

Staying in the city over the holiday weekend? Here are a few events worth checking out.

Slider's is the fourth Castro restaurant to be shut down for vermin in the past two months.

Whether you're into amateur short films, provocative photo exhibits, or local crafts, the weekend has plenty in store.

More intel on the Kitty Chateau and the new Philz location, plus a local laundromat closure.

A look back at the Castro's week in the news, and updates on what's going on this weekend.

The coffee shop, which already has a parklet at its North Beach location, wants to bring another to the Castro outpost.

Summing up the week in the Castro and info on what's going on in the neighborhood this weekend.

Details are slim and there's no timeline, but Hamburger Mary's is still moving along.

After 22 years in the Castro, Zapata Mexican Grill plans to close on October 15th.

Upcoming openings, changes to existing places, and possible closures in the Castro.

The Castro's week so far, plus info on what's going on in the neighborhood this weekend.

Leather Week leads into next weekend's Folsom Street Fair, so expect to see more chaps and harnesses in the near future.

Everything you need to know about the week behind and the weekend ahead in the Castro.

The high-end shoe store, featuring "casual, comfy shoes" from Europe and New Zealand, launches this week in the former Cindy's Herb Shop.

Police have blocked off intersections around the area and cautioned people to stay indoors.

The sunglass shop will be closing at the end of the month; there's no word yet on what might take its place.

The mystery business at 4035 18th St., possibly an insurance company, must apply for conditional use authorization.

Dante's Table has been closed since May, and building owner Neil Goodhue is now seeking repossession of the premises.

Before you head out to celebrate Halloween this weekend, catch up on what's been happening in the Castro.

A lot of progress, much of it green, has happened; Connie Chan of SF Rec & Parks told us that neighbors can expect the park to open "in early 2016, as scheduled."

While the mystery business has departed, the building's owners are still seeking conditional use authorization for its space.

Castro's Réveille Coffee has been approved to move their parklet proposal on to the design phase.

Topics to be discussed at tonight's meeting include vehicle parking and loading, bicycle parking, and passenger drop-off in the area.

Getting you caught up with all that's happened in the Castro this week along with getting you ready for the weekend events.

Solutions include changes to loading zone locations, adding pickup/dropoff stands, and dynamically pricing parking meters.

This year, the annual event served 14 turkeys, plus all the trimmings, to a crowd of more than 500 people from all walks of life.

After stuffing your face at the Thanksgiving table, here's what's going on around the neighborhood that'll help you burn off some of those calories.

Here's the latest on what's been happening in the Castro, plus intel on the numerous holiday events for the weekend ahead.

The bubble tea shop offers specialty drinks like the Dirty Panda.

We've got some great last-minute ideas on where to celebrate New Years Eve.

Has the rain got you down? We've got upcoming events and news updates to get you weekend-ready.

Bay Area Bike Share is finally expanding into the Castro, and residents shared their ideas for station locations at a meeting last night.

It's going to be a wet holiday weekend, but if you're sticking around, there are some cool indoor events to check out.

Dolores Park’s newly-renovated southern half officially opened last night, with jellyfish, robots and more.

It's the big weekend for the Super Bowl, and there's lots going on in the Castro as a result.

We also have an update on the return of F-Market streetcars, and Gypsy Taub's plans for a "Valentine's Nude Love Parade."

Each suite will have a TV, kitty cam, heated granite shelf, activity wall, multiple bed options and a recirculating water dish.

The coffee shop, which also has Noe Valley and FiDi locations, opened in the former Philz space this weekend. It serves coffee roasted by Arnold Spinelli, Raison D'Etre pastries, and Nucha empanadas.

An art exhibit celebrating LGBT women of color, a screening of the Oscar Best Picture winner, and much more are on the docket this weekend.

The spinoff of the Cole Valley soda fountain and ice cream shop is still on its way, but it's been significantly delayed.

The Castro Republic will offer small food plates, tapas and bring back sliders along with an expanded draft beer and wine selection.

Enjoy that extra hour of sunshine at a few of these upcoming events going on in the Castro.

Police were out in force this afternoon, apparently in response to an incident at the Citibank located at 444 Castro St.

Get ready for the annual Hunky Jesus Contest, plus more Easter fun in and around the neighborhood.

The dramatic crash occurred on Eureka Street between Market and 18th.

Supporters are lining up behind the proposal to bring a bike share station to the Castro's controversial mini-plaza.

Explore two art openings in the Castro this weekend, plus plenty more to do in the neighborhood.

Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices is looking to operate its fourth office in the city, and it has been getting local support.

The mobile Ethiopian food vendor won't be coming to the Castro after all.

Also on tap: a Juanita More-hosted LGBT Center soiree, a party with a RuPaul's Drag Race star at Beaux, and much more.

The two Supervisors, who are vying for the District 11 State Senate seat, will debate LGBT rights, housing, education, and other key topics.

"When We Rise," from the writer and director of "Milk," will star Guy Pearce, Rachel Griffiths, and Mary-Louise Parker, and shoot in SF later this month.

This year's recipient of the Pink Brick Award, given to an individual or organization that has done harm to the LGBT Community has yet to be announced.

Business owners, the Castro CBD, and neighbors are all attempting to find solutions to the trash, drug use, and encampments on 16th.

A live Spice Girls show at Castro Theatre, a commemoration of the 1906 earthquake, a park party for dogs and more.

As the Castro makes efforts to clean up 16th and Market, here's the story behind the corner's mural, titled "The Hope for the World Cure."

Steve Gibson founded the Castro health center in 2003; starting next month, he'll become the HIV Prevention Branch Chief at the State Office on AIDS.

After a two-month closure, 24th Street's Little Chihuahua location is back open for business.

For at least the past few months, after-dark visitors have been welcomed to the "CAS-RO."

More details on where the LGBT-centric miniseries will shoot in the Castro, as well as how to become an extra.

Big 'When We Rise' casting announcements, plus what to do in the Castro this week/weekend.

Filming of ABC's miniseries When We Rise is set to descend on the Castro on Saturday night, when crews will film a scene where a man is harassed, blows a rape whistle, and a fight ensues.