The proposed bank branch won't be coming to the Castro, as merchants worry there are already too many banks in the area.

Fans of open-air drinking can finally return to Lucky 13, where the patio had been shut down due to ABC licensing issues.

Here's an update on the past week, plus weekend events ranging from a science festival to a drag-queen photo exhibit.

The Indian restaurant's front window was smashed in, but appears to have already been repaired.

Wednesdays are the day for bank robberies in the Castro, it seems.

Two weeks after it relocated to a larger location on Castro Street, Philz Coffee has finished up its exterior paint job and opened up outdoor seating in the form of one bench and two four-seat tables.

The roasted-to-order coffee shop, which has locations in Berkeley and Hayes Valley, is readying a Castro location for later this year.

Known for its intriguing window displays and unique approach to floral design, IXIA has served the Castro and beyond since 1983.

A construction project may have damaged one of the plaques along the Castro's Rainbow Honor Walk.

SFAF's Strut Center is exploring the idea of expanding services into the neighboring space.

Dante's Table has been closed since May, and building owner Neil Goodhue is now seeking repossession of the premises.

Here's a look back at the week that was in the Castro, and info on everything going on in the neighborhood this weekend.

Catch up on recent crime and safety news, including assaults, robberies, a Muni attack, and someone "swinging" a knife in Dolores Park.