Sharper Future will treat convicted sex offenders who've recently been released from prison.

After last week's celebration was postponed due to wet weather, we've just received word from SF Rec & Park that the grand reopening of the entire park has been rescheduled to Wednesday Jan. 27th.

Your latest round of crime updates from in and around the Castro.

Plans for a seven-story mixed-use building will go before the Planning Commission in early February.

Get to know the unique new corner market at 21st & Douglass.

The BAR brings word that yesterday's Planning Commission meeting saw the AIDS Healthcare Foundation fail to win conditional use authorization to relocate its Castro pharmacy to 518 Castro St.

The meeting was civil, but frustrations flared over street lighting, homeless encampments and a lack of police presence.

It's going to be a wet holiday weekend, but if you're sticking around, there are some cool indoor events to check out.

Bay Area Bike Share is finally expanding into the Castro, and residents shared their ideas for station locations at a meeting last night.

Convened by Sup. Scott Wiener, the meeting will include the District Attorney's Office, SFPD, and other public safety groups.

With rain on the horizon, Dolores Park's big reopening, set for Thursday afternoon, has been delayed. The southern half of the park will remain closed until the event can take place at a future date.

We get to know the Lower Haight photographer, whose 1978 book Gay Semiotics was recently rereleased.

The festival will run for three days at the Castro Theatre, highlighting films from Germany, Austria, Switzerland, and more.