A storefront space "will help us be more visible and accessible to the community," the CBD's executive director said.

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.

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

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

'Sugar Castro' would be the Castro's second proposed cannabis dispensary in 2018.

It's one of three new gyms planning to open in the Castro by year's end.

The growing dessert chain specializing in rolled ice cream and "Dragon Breath" has closed up shop in the Castro just months after opening.

Both retail spaces at 100 Church could be open by this Fall.

After a failed attempt to expand into the Sunset, the burgeoning dispensary is focusing on making over its existing SoMa location.