The Castro has changed a lot in the past several decades.

We like supporting hometown artists.

Recently the Advocate published an analysis of our country as they went on the hunt for the 'Gayest Cities in America', 2013.

In October of 2012 we posted how the SFPD, responding to pressure from AIDS activist groups like ACT UP/SF, Human Rights Commission and a coalition of AIDS Service Organizations (ASO), were starting

As we posted earlier this week one of our local eateries in the Castro is for sale.

Hi Tops, the Castro's first Gay sports bar, opened to great fan fare not too long ago.

Tuesday, Jan.

Michael Cabanabuan of SF Gate blog, City Insider reports, that despite the ominous news reports and the high-pitched whining, nobody got a ticket for failing to pay a parking meter on Sunday in the

Eater SF is playing a game of, "name that restaurant" due to a Craigslist posting that has one of Castro's Mexican restaurants up for sale.

Castro's French bistro and wine bar, Bisou, closed temporarily last Wednesday to give their staff a break and to also refresh the look of the interior.

As we posted on December 26th, a small protest inside Cliff's Variety Store on Christmas eve around the sale of SodaStream Soda Maker, a carbonating water system  manufactured in the disputed Israel

The GLBT Historical Society and it's museum located in the Castro is a wealth of information on how the City evolved as a Gay mecca.

Every January as a new year starts so do many new California laws or proposed increases in services that effect everyone in the neighborhood throughout the year.