For the first time in the history of the annual San Francisco Fleet Week Castro is no longer declared an off limits zone by the Armed Forces thanks to the repeal of Don't Ask/Don't Tell by President O

Supervisor Scott Wiener has pushed forward with his agenda to wipe nudity out of the Castro by proposing new laws and regulations to the Board of Supervisors.

This weekend is one of the busiest in San Francisco history with multiple events occurring all over the The City with the Castro Street Fair at the center of the all the fun.

Take advantage of a great opportunity to visit the one of a kind, San Francisco GLBT History Museum today located in the heart of the Castro at 4127 18th Street.

GrubStreet reported that the new SliderBar Cafe in the Castro at 16th and Market has soft-opened and will be having their grand opening this Thursday.

Looks like Leticia's (Market and Sanchez) has been completely demolished.

We reported the month before last that a hearing was being held for approval of 88 living units and a ground level retail space at the old 76 station at Market and 15th (2175 Market Street).

After receiving a "show cause" action from the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges for failing to meet several requirements around funding and budgeting, amongst other issues, t

I stopped by SliderBar Cafe as it was to be open for business starting today, however it's actually only open for a private, "invitation only" event.

The old Tangerine location (3499 16th Street at Sanchez) has a fresh coat of paint on it and is getting remodeled inside in preparation for it's new tenant, Kitchen Story, which is billing itself as

Lately, it seems we cannot go a day here in the Castro without hearing some sort of drama with the nudists unfold.

The Castro/Eureka Valley Neighborhood Association addressed the recent flare up of tensions around the nudists who hang out in Jane Warner Plaza and citizens who have been complaining to Scott Wiene

In 1972, Twin Peaks Tavern became the first gay bar in the Castro to install floor to ceiling windows facing towards the street as a statement against hiding in the shadows.