After five years, chef Ryan Scott is closing Market & Rye at the end of August to focus his energy on the Castro's future comfort food tavern.

The cafe's owners said business dropped during the sidewalk expansion project in 2014 and did not pick back up.

Friends and family of Tommy Castellani, an employee at Badlands, are raising money to help cover the costs of emergency surgery.

With many options to choose from, here's a roundup of some of the walking tours available in the neighborhood.

Two hot prowl suspects were arrested, and possible changes are coming to the intersection of 15th and Dolores.

Want to see inside some of Duboce Triangle's best-preserved Victorian homes? Buy a ticket now for October's big tour.

Capped at seven people, trainer Ryan Allen's classes provide one-on-one meditation and strength training in a small group setting.

Cliff's is celebrating its 80th year in business with a three-day fundraising sale benefiting LYRIC, an LGBTQ youth center.

The annual dinner and “gayla” expects about 300 attendees of local LGBTQ politicians, community activists, and organizers.

Spend your Saturday at Sketchfest, listen to live music in Jane Warner Plaza or quietly draw at Strut.

Complications with the driveway outside Réveille Coffee Co. have delayed the construction of the Castro's newest parklet.

The Castro's Art Saves Lives gallery is hosting a new show, "Vibrant Visions," featuring the work of 20 artists with developmental disabilities.

The Castro spa is taking over the former It's All About You space to offer more nail, massage, and spa services.