UPDATE (4:30PM): SFMTA reports that the scene cleared on Market between Castro & Church.

Supervisor Scott Wiener's long road to a brokered peace between brick and mortar SF eateries and the City's ever-growing, mobile gastronomic canteen operators and defining new, more complete and clear

  UPDATE (5:54PM): Kyle DeVries called to let us know that Supervisor Scott Wiener reached out to building owner Kent Jeffreys on their behalf and Faetopia is now back on for their opening Friday e

ICON (2299 Market Street) Castro's newest boutique, high-end apartment/condo build on the long barren Noe, Market and 16th Street corner lot has pulled back the covers on its facade and let neighbor

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Eater SF reported that Dante's Table (544 Castro Street), the new sit-down pizza and pasta restaurant that took over the Dancing Pig location, has officially opened up their new back patio.

Word came down Friday, June 14th from SF Planning Department that Chipotle's application to put a new restaurant in the old Home local, 2100 Market Street, at the intersection of Church and 14th Stree

The Castro is alive with Summer and the anticipation of all the upcoming LGBT Pride Month events like the 37th Annual SF LGBT Film Festival, Frameline, kicking off at the Castro Theatre (6/20-6/30),

It seems it's the summer of surveys around the Castro area.

San Francisco Police Department is asking the Castro community for help in finding a suspect wanted in connection with a violent assault that took place June 8th on Hancock Street near Sanchez Street

After eight months of legal maneuvering, court dates, postponement, news stories and posts like this one the bell has finally been rung in this particular battle between Supervisor Scott Wiener and

The Castro/Upper Market Community Benefit District released a survey asking Castro residents their opinions on Jane Warner Plaza and for suggestions on how to help "activate" the space.

UPDATE (9PM): the version of the TIC condo conversion ordinance backed by Supervisor David Chiu was given initial approval by the Board of Supervisors, 8-3, and the version backed by Supervisors Wie