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

Get your tote bags ready: the Castro market is back, with some new wine- and social media-centric promotions.

"We have served customers and authors in the Castro for over 20 years and thank everyone for the support."

The Castro will soon be getting a taste of Ethiopian food, thanks to a new food truck headed to the RC gas station parking lot.

The new space is five times the size of the Apothecarium's current storefront, and will allow the dispensary to unite all its services under one roof.

Owner Gary Weiss hopes to sell the shop, which he's run since 1983, and focus on other ventures.

More rain means more time to catch up on some great local talks and readings, including a drag queen reading for kids at the library.

Super Duper's original location could soon get supersized, with a possible expansion into the adjacent former check-cashing space.

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

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

Reporter Erin Allday explains the story behind her story about older men with HIV/AIDS, and what to expect from the upcoming film.

The "market hall," which will eventually house 13 vendors, has launched its first three: juice bar RAW, coffee shop Cro Cafe, and cocktail bar Mrs. Jones.

Be sure to leash your dogs: a limping coyote was spotted this morning in Corona Heights, adding to the recent rash of sightings in the Panhandle/Cole Valley/Buena Vista Park area.