Despite a vocal and concerted effort by City homeless advocates and a Dolores Park protest spearheaded by the Harvey Milk Democratic Club, the full Board of Supervisors voted, 'yes' on Castro Superv

The shop location which used to be the home of Mark Harrington Glassware (286 Sanchez Street) is undergoing a renovation.

The Castro's huge, sixty year old Halloween event that began in 1946 and ended officially in 2006 may be a thing of the past but that doesn't stop the party from happening.

The week end feels like it came a bit early this week with Halloween falling on a Thursday.

There's little doubt it's an ugly rental market  in the Castro right now.

THEN: The traditional Castro Halloween street party was first established in 1946 by Cliff's Variety Store owner, Ernie DeBaca, who decided to hold a costume contest for the local children.

We've covered the new 38 Dolores build extensively since the tear down of its former occupants S&C Ford began and plans for luxury rentals first broke.

Last night over the course of the evening about 100 people attended a protest organized by the Harvey Milk Democratic Club (HMDC) in Dolores Park voicing their opposition to Castro's Dist.

Castro Supervisor Scott Wiener finds himself at the center of controversy again regarding his proposed legislation seeking City parks have posted, uniform and enforced operating hours.

Amid the multiple shootings happening throughout the city including just outside of the Castro in the Lower Haight and the Mission, reported crimes inside the Castro appear to be down from a few mon

Halloween aka Gay Christmas is quickly approaching and the City is abuzz with events, parties and only during October spooktacular special affairs.

As we've posted and many other media sources have noted, evictions are up tenfold in the City for 2013.

The Castro is its own micro-ecosystem within San Francisco's larger, ever-changing, and evolving metropolis.