The Pacific Justice Institute is threatening to sue the city unless the pissoir is removed, saying it discriminates against women and the disabled, and could potentially expose genitalia to passersby.

The latest crime news also includes a robbery/assault committed by seven men in Dolores Park.

Author Jase Peeples reads from his new LGBTQ-themed children's book Square Zair Pair at Books Inc. Hundreds showed up in support after Westboro Baptist Church threatened to picket.

Plans to raze the former Home restaurant and construct a 62-unit apartment building at the corner of Market, 14th and Duboce were unanimously approved by the Planning Commission yesterday.

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

The notoriously hateful group hopes to protest the LGBT-friendly book in the heart of the Castro. Its author is leading the counter-protest.

The topic of the Castro becoming less gay is nothing new, but today's Guardian article once again notes that locals have noticed the "gayborhood" attracting more straight people.

As anticipated, the Planning Commission has rejected the AIDS Health Foundation's bid for conditional use authorization to relocate its pharmacy to join the AHF health clinic at 518 Castro St.

Last night's "I Love History" event drew a wide swath of guests to celebrate the museum's five years in operation.

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

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

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

Though the renovation will take six months, the Center will continue as usual, with the vast majority of programs still in place.