The move will be a convenient one: Sterling has been located right next door since 1997.

A complaint has already been filed against the new business at 463 Castro, where Flying Falafel is also involved in a supporting role.

Here's the story of the station's history, from its early-1900s origins to present-day plans for a makeover.

Taco Boys, a new taqueria co-owned by twin brothers with a trio of taquerias in Oakland, plans to quickly reopen in the former Tacos Club space.

This weekend, catch the first round of SF's annual comedy festival, lend a hand in landscaping a public park, or try out making dumplings or perfume.

Ready to check out the freshest new businesses in the Castro? Here are the newest spots to open in this part of San Francisco. Read on for reviews, photos and hours.

In one incident, suspects broke into a woman's car, stole her garage-door opener, then used it to open and rob her garage.

The restaurant quietly ended its daily food and drink service over the holidays.

The six-year-old bistro and wine bar was forced into a sudden closure, but will return at a new Castro address.

The all-volunteer group, which regularly patrols the Castro in groups of 3 or 4 in their unmistakable orange vests, is a neighborhood fixture.

It's the first SF dispensary to be approved under the city's Cannabis Equity Program, for people affected by the War on Drugs.

The new elevator and plaza revamp were supposed to be done simultaneously, but the latter remains mired in controversy.

Tacos Club quietly closed without notice last month. The closure comes amid the opening of two new Mexican restaurants in the Castro.