Last night, our neighborhood closed off Castro Street between Market Street and 18th in preparation for an election night celebration.

Supervisors Scott Wiener, Sean Elsbernd and Carmen Chu (Christine Olague was a no show) voted to support Supervisor Wiener's legislation on banning public nudity in San Francisco and moved it on to

The 400 block of Castro Street (between Market and 18th Streets) will be CLOSED to vehicle traffic tomorrow evening (Tuesday, November 6, 2012 - Election Day) from about 7:30PM until about 10PM or 10:

Friday, amid growing complaints about loitering homeless from local merchants and a small, very vocal, cadre of neighbors, the benches located at the Harvey Milk Plaza were removed.

We received a very interesting email in our inbox from an early gay rights activist and photographer named Jerry Pritikin.

The GLBT History Museum in the Castro has reopened and completed repairs after a vandal shattered two large plate glass windows early on the morning of Monday, October 29.

Rain be damned, last night the Castro was teeming with people dressed in their Halloween best enjoying booze and friends.

There has been  a real flurry of events in the Castro over the last month and we've done our best to keep up with it all.

Handbills appeared through out the Castro today inside newspaper boxes, on telephone poles and placed on the side of buildings calling District 8's Supervisor, Scott Weiner, out on his reported stan

We're sad to report that the celebration for the City's beloved baseball team, The Giants', winning the World Series over the Detroit Tigers in the Castro has left two non-profits and two businesses

In mid-September I started an email dialogue with Castro's District 8 Supervisor Scott Wiener when I found out he was going to be introducing legislation to ban nudity throughout the city of San Franc

1000's of people are pouring into the Castro, and out of the bars and into the streets to celebrate the Giants' World Series Championship.

Despite all it's efforts to quell the LGBT communities justifiable unhappiness over the Pope's pick of Proposition 8 author, Salvatore Cordileone, as new Archbishop of the San Francisco diocese many