The dog wash and groomer, founded in Point Isabel, has been serving the Castro's canines for the past four years.

While the mystery business has departed, the building's owners are still seeking conditional use authorization for its space.

A new ordinance introduced by Supe. Wiener would make it possible for Churchill to officially expand upstairs.

After introducing outdoor seating and then withdrawing it to go back to the drawing board, Philz Coffee debuted its newly-downsized sidewalk seating area over the weekend.

Bombay Indian Restaurant is retaining the same owners but becoming Tara Indian Cuisine, while Pesce's casual Japanese successor, from the team behind Sausalito's Sushi Ran, will be named Nomica.

With El Niño on its way, we got some tricks and tips for fall and winter gardening from our local expert at the Castro's Hortica.

After 35 years in the cookie business, Hot Cookie owner Dan Glazer has handed the reins over to friends.

A causal Japanese restaurant is in the works, from the team behind the acclaimed Sushi Ran in Sausalito.

The newly-made barriers and outdoor seating will have to be reduced to follow Castro Street-specific planning requirements.

The proposed bank branch won't be coming to the Castro, as merchants worry there are already too many banks in the area.

Fans of open-air drinking can finally return to Lucky 13, where the patio had been shut down due to ABC licensing issues.

The Indian restaurant's front window was smashed in, but appears to have already been repaired.

Wednesdays are the day for bank robberies in the Castro, it seems.