After 18 months of planning, the boutique gym finally debuts in the Castro this weekend.

Neighbors have been fighting to address shoplifting, loitering, littering and open drug use at the store for the past five years.

Established in 1965, the city's first public health center is getting an upgrade and seismic retrofit.

The ban will include Uber and Lyft vehicles.

The new restaurant will be called Butcher & Farm.

Just weeks after 40-year-old Aardvark Books said its goodbyes, another longtime business has closed its doors at Church and Market streets.

Bite Me Sandwiches has found at new home at 701 Cole St. (at Waller).

"Watch, it's going to [be] vacant for a long time," says the store's former owner.

Convicted killer James Rickleffs picked up his victim from a Castro bar and robbed his house before killing him.

Its sister restaurant, Bisou, closed last year.

The damage to one restaurant was so severe that it's been forced to close for the past several days.

The Shared Schoolyards Project is offering free weekend soccer and basketball games for adults at unused school playgrounds.

Willkommen has partnered with San Francisco's Rosamunde to serve sausages.