“The pressure with the conditions we are working under right now is exhausting,” said one store owner.

One of the city's first boutique pet shops is saying goodbye to customers starting this weekend, with a 20% off sale.

While many neighborhoods have embraced the "smart" Bigbelly cans, the Castro CBD says they haven't proven to be worth the cost.

Couper Orona and Jess Gonzalez, who live in their vehicles, occupied a Castro home they say has sat vacant for four years.

The Board of Supervisors and the San Francisco Board of Education approved the 'Safe Sleeping Sites' resolution, which would provide space and services to unhoused people with no access to shelter.

Big museums are likely to survive the crisis, but smaller ones without endowments are staring down a collapse in tourism.

In one incident, a woman awoke to a suspect attempting to steal property through her bedroom window.

With no federal relief funds in sight, the Castro's gay bars and restaurants are now staring down the loss of one of their biggest weekends of the year.

Despite less-than-ideal conditions for opening a new business, owner Zaid 'Ze' Almassri said it was time to take the leap and begin serving customers in the Castro.

Can parkgoers sunbathe or picnic at a six-foot remove from one another? Depends on who you ask.

Barber Angel Benitez says he's struggling financially as he waits out his opening day, but he hopes to make something positive out of it.

Fnnch is brightening up boarded-up businesses with the SF-famous honey bears, now wearing N95 masks.

Restaurants and bars in the city are experiencing a rash of break-ins and vandalism under the shelter-in-place order.