The owners, married (and bearded) couple Rich and Cougar Andrebou, sell comics in the Castro and across the country on their new Facebook Live show

Spacious cited SF Planning's "lack of a clear process" for compliance as a significant factor in its departure.

If the Planning Commission gives it the green light, Eureka Sky could open as soon as this fall.

"I felt the name was a turnoff," said Bulldog Tattoo's owner, who's taking advantage of the move to rebrand as Trudy's Tattoo Parlour.

The salon had been in the neighborhood for 14 years.

Here's a look at the Church and Market spaces that are finally being filled — and the ones that are still sitting vacant.

We sat down with the new leader of the neighborhood's business coalition to discuss the biggest issues facing the Castro, and his goals.

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

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.

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.

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