The Planning Commission approved The Agency's move to the Castro, as well as a patio for private social club The Academy.

The milestone is an unexpected one for the neighborhood dive, which has been set to be demolished for housing for several years.

A goodbye note in the window quotes a Bible passage: "What good is a man to gain the whole world and forfeit his soul?"

Ali Yaldiz is in hot water with the Planning Department for using the former Sweet Castro space as a commercial kitchen.

From Pilates to interval training, here are the newest spots in town to get a workout in.

Two women attacked a Muni driver after being called out for not paying their fares.

Owner Cheri Mims cited the neighborhood's homelessness crisis as a factor in her decision to move.

"For the last few months, we’ve been losing $2,500 a month," said owner Ryan Hill.

Craving kimchi fried rice or a killer deep-dish pepperoni pizza? Look no further.

The bar and club plans to reopen in time for Pride.

We caught up with Daniel Bergerac to discuss his successes over the past five years, and the challenges still facing Castro businesses.

It will be the cafe's third Bay Area location.

After a quick remodel, chef Coskun Abik (also of neighboring Lark) plans to open his new restaurant next week.