The upscale Mexican restaurant only opened last December.

Originally founded in the Castro, Alegre Home Care is Northern California's only LGBT-certified home care agency.

The online store turned brick-and-mortar is owned by a longtime Castro resident.

All the merchandise inside the store has been removed, and its phone is disconnected.

The tentative proposal calls for the arcade bar to expand into the Mexican restaurant's current space, as well as pick up its full liquor license.

The famed drag performer and community leader is set to be skewered by an array of LGBT luminaries.

"There is a serious rat invasion on the Market Street side, like dozens," noted a tipster.

Sofia Cafe has closed after less than two years, but a replacement, Gai, is already lined up.

SFFD says the fire was reported in a parked car with smoke from inside.

From now until Election Day, locals can volunteer to phonebank on behalf of eight Democratic House candidates in swing districts.

The upscale deli, bakery and gelateria plans to open in early 2019.

The latest crime roundup also includes a store robbery and a laser gun robbery-turned-vehicular assault.

Twin Peaks Market has opened in 18th Street's long-vacant Fenway Market space, and will soon offer pizza as well.