San Francisco will soon be getting a double scoop of Angela's Organic Ice Cream, with a shop already open in Noe Valley, and one coming to the Castro.

Rainbow Honor Walk organizers are preparing to begin installation of the third phase of sidewalk plaques honoring LGBTQ luminaries in the Castro neighborhood.

After just a year, Castro’s Fisch & Flore has shuttered and will soon transform into a new café concept. The historic Market Street space is entering another chapter.

An ambitious plan to open a new Castro bar & restaurant in the former Harvey's (500 Castro Street) space, along with an adjacent space, has been scrapped.

The summer blockbuster season is in full swing after the release of Jurassic World Rebirth and the upcoming release of Superman - yet the Castro Theatre's doors remain closed for another year as the theatre undergoes much-needed renovations.

New restaurant Aiso, which is 100% plant-based/vegan, is now open at 4068 18th Street in the Castro, formerly the Mediterranean restaurant Lark.

On Friday, city leaders announced that construction on the redesign of Castro's Harvey Milk Plaza at the Castro Muni station will begin in 2026, and is expected to be completed in 2028.

A new Thai massage business will soon open at 4141 18th Street (between Castro and Collingwood streets), formerly the novelty and adult product shop Does Your Mother Know.

A new large-scale Pride Flag mural has been completed on the pavement at Castro's Jane Warner Plaza.

On Tuesday afternoon, the Pink Triangle was extensively vandalized, and a suspect has been arrested.

Here's a brief roundup of recent changes to Castro area businesses. In this edition, a plant shop shutters, a small group fitness studio expands, and a restaurant adjusts its hours.

Castro women's sports bar Rikki's (2223 Market Street) is opening pretty much on schedule, just in time for Pride Month.

After bringing 25 years of holiday joy and Christmas cheer to the Castro, it's the end of an era for the famous Castro Street Christmas house...