Angered by the ads, several locals said they spent hours removing them from buildings.

As always, there's a lot happening in the Castro.

Whether you're looking to buy a quality piece of furniture or visit a 140-pound Newfoundland, stop by to say "hello."

Plans to open a dispensary at Church & Duboce are in a very preliminary stage.

Open since 1966, the laundromat is scheduled to spin down in August.

The social club has a barbershop, clothing retail, a TV lounge and a self-serve bar with a custom-made blackjack table.

"This is my husband's project, but my Chinese is better than his," said former Oakland Mayor Jean Quan.

The closure comes after illy had acquired the location 18 months ago.

The former sandwich shop and market will reopen as "Fig & Thistle."

The laundromat is set to become a restaurant, leaving neighbors behind with few other options.

“I’m trying to change things and help trans people be seen," said owner Race Cooper.

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The local coffee roaster will open up its newest location in the Castro next week.