After a wild turkey was spotted out of its element at the Castro UPS Store, Animal Control went on an unsuccessful mission to catch it.

When it comes to co-existing with wild coyotes, “It's really not hard to do,” says local coyote expert Janet Kessler.

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

The cone has been in place for some time, indicating that it's not just the work of a random vandal with a great throwing arm. So we reached out to the SFMTA for some enlightenment.

Not everybody got the joke, and the owner has since swapped in a rainbow peace flag.

"What the Castro wants is another restaurant with a built-in family fun zone and arcade.”

"Is this for real?" one of her amateur competitors exclaims in the Snapchat footage.

Overnight, a colorful painting appeared on Duboce Avenue, reading "Peace Is Found When Love Is Around." The painting also featured rainbow stripes, which appear to have faded.

Animal Care & Control's Officer Edith says that the bird keeps flying away when they attempt to catch him, making it hard to remove the embedded object.

More than 150 bath toys appeared this morning without explanation.

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

The artist behind the window display shares his inspiration and perspective on the Castro.

A tipster asked us to check out a 10-foot poinsettia plant; what we found was an endearing story about an elderly neighbor.

Pause for uncynical warm fuzzies, if you dare, courtesy of this anonymous street sign near Corona Heights.

For the second month in a row, a group of bath toys manifested overnight in the neighborhood.

Excited fans have captured the award-winning actor in several neighborhoods.

Each year, Scott Liapis turns 4170 17th St. into a literal house of horrors.

Get ready for San Francisco’s Pride Parade, which kicks off this Sunday at 10:30 a.m.

Keep an eye out for original cast members Laura Linney and Olympia Dukakis.

The famed drag performer and community leader is set to be skewered by an array of LGBT luminaries.

Get to know the life of San Francisco drag queen Lindsay Slowhands, whose alter ego embodies every bad party girl — without the guilt.

This year's window centers on a murderous beauty queen with a crown of bones.

"The big, naked Trump statue came and went but there's another Trump statue that is getting 'short shrift.'"

Durant is the executive producer of a new film that premiered in the Castro last night.

Looking to get out and about this weekend?

Here are the events that you shouldn't miss this week.

Honor the 30th anniversary of Loma Prieta with a safety session, then catch vintage witchcraft flicks or drop in at the Potrero Hill Festival.

The first festive signs of the holiday season are starting to emerge, including an ice rink and a pair of gift fairs featuring local makers.

The holiday season is fast approaching, and with it comes festive parties, craft fairs, and more. Here's everything you need to know about this weekend's events.

This weekend, catch the first round of SF's annual comedy festival, lend a hand in landscaping a public park, or try out making dumplings or perfume.

Get your wine and house plant fix, soak up some Russian and pre-Columbian culture, get your teddy bear repaired and more with this weekend's top events in San Francisco.

"It's incredible how much the landscape of cinemas has changed in the last two weeks," said the executive director of the Roxie Theater.

The bar will reopen later this year under a new name and management.

The Bay Area recently lost two veteran sex clubs to COVID-19. But others say they're confident they can survive it — and that a new law may grow their ranks.

The whole city was vibrant and damn near magical for weeks before the big night as visitors poured into town just to take their place in one of the greatest costume parties on earth. It was Halloween in the Castro, and it is now the stuff of legends.

The new hybrid digital/pipe organ that has been in the works for the grand Castro Theatre for about six years is finally about to become a reality, and depending on how long it takes to ship from Pennsylvania and how long it takes for movie theaters to safely reopen in San Francisco, it may arrive just time for the Castro's next public screenings.

Seven months after bathhouse and sauna Eros closed its longtime Castro location, it will have a “Pride Weekend Sneak-Peek” at its new Turk and Taylor Streets location.

A longtime employee of Castro nightclub The Café (2369 Market Street) has taken over ownership of the bar and dance club.