Friday, amid growing complaints about loitering homeless from local merchants and a small, very vocal, cadre of neighbors, the benches located at the Harvey Milk Plaza were removed.

There has been  a real flurry of events in the Castro over the last month and we've done our best to keep up with it all.

Handbills appeared through out the Castro today inside newspaper boxes, on telephone poles and placed on the side of buildings calling District 8's Supervisor, Scott Weiner, out on his reported stan

We're sad to report that the celebration for the City's beloved baseball team, The Giants', winning the World Series over the Detroit Tigers in the Castro has left two non-profits and two businesses

Despite all it's efforts to quell the LGBT communities justifiable unhappiness over the Pope's pick of Proposition 8 author, Salvatore Cordileone, as new Archbishop of the San Francisco diocese many

We're sad to report that The Bead Store, one of the anchors of the Castro's unique, small town flavored businesses, has closed up and relocated to the Lower Haight due to escalating store rents and

One of the hallmarks of a society and a people is how well it honors it's history.

Today is officially the last day to register to vote in California.

As we here at the Castro Biscuit recently posted- the San Francisco Police Dept.

A stencil that's been seen around the Castro on and off for the last year is of our venerable, unofficial, Mayor of Castro Street, the late Supervisor of District Eight- Harvey Milk-who was brutally

Many visitors to San Francisco get easily confused and MUNI has maps available at every bus shelter to help guide the way as one trips about our fair City in search of all the sights.

Emblazoned along a large wall on 16th Street near Sanchez stands one of the most enduring and largest pieces of Castro neighborhood street art.

Castro Biscuit would like to congratulate local hero and pal, Cleve Jones, on another year around the globe.