Over 100 people rallied in the pouring rain to encourage Taiwan to become the first Asian country to legalize same-sex marriage.

SFPD says they're not looking for a suspect, and there is no threat to the neighborhood.

Here are the latest tips we've received from our readers via text, email and Twitter.

Refried Cycles, which specialized in restorations and rebuilds of steel-framed bicycles, has closed. Asked if they'll be opening another location, they responded, "Nope, we left Cali."

The comic book store's owner says they're five days and $8,000 away from being forced to close.

Officers say they found the man, believed to be in his 60s, lying on the sidewalk with a knife in his chest.

If you didn't see the dust, then maybe you saw the sign taped on illy Caffè's window this morning. With changes in the works, we take pause to question what's lacking in Castro's coffee cluster.

The choir, comprised of homeless and formerly homeless people and their advocates, is aiming to change perceptions.

Locals stripped down and ran through the streets of the Castro to raise funds for the SF AIDS Foundation.

It's December, and holiday preparations are in full swing. When it comes to gifts, why not make something handmade over the weekend? That idea, and more on pre-holiday happenings ahead.

Jones, a Castro fixture since the '70s and creator of the AIDS Memorial Quilt, talked to us about his new memoir and the post-election landscape for LGBT people.

While it's business as usual at Mekong Kitchen right now, the restaurant appears to be on the market.

The Castro Theatre screened Scorsese's newest film, which has been in the works for more than two decades.