Police have blocked off intersections around the area and cautioned people to stay indoors.

Socketsite reports that the building housing the former Streetlight Records has sold for $1.85M.

Does the Castro extend to Church and Market? What about Duboce Triangle? We asked historians, LGBTQ icons, and neighbors to weigh in.

Leather Week leads into next weekend's Folsom Street Fair, so expect to see more chaps and harnesses in the near future.

Ten Tigers is focused on being a specialty piercing shop geared toward the gay men's community.

A collision at around 4:30pm led to congested traffic, shattered glass, and at least one driver being carried off in a stretcher.

The Castro's week so far, plus info on what's going on in the neighborhood this weekend.

The center will offer sexual health services, counseling, and special programs for over-50 and African-American bi and gay men.

Activist and mayoral write-in candidate Michael Petrelis wants the city to publicize its fire-station restrooms to the homeless (and everyone else).

The upcoming marketplace hopes to open by the end of the month.

After a brief stint down the street, Vanguard Properties is set to move back into its more permanent spot later this month.

Dirty needle concerns, burglaries, arson, and other updates from the past two weeks in Castro crime.

After some confusion over ownership and name changes, we now have a clearer grasp on what's going on at 2295 Market Street.