The Castro's fitness fad continues to flex and now stretch its muscles.

A new art gallery showcasing queer artists will be opening soon on Market Street in San Francisco's Castro neighborhood.

The Castro, Duboce Triangle, Mission, and surrounding neighborhoods could soon add nearly two dozen more landmarks.

It's been five years since Ritual Coffee shuttered its Castro outpost and we now have a new tenant moving in.

A longtime employee of Castro nightclub The Café (2369 Market Street) has taken over ownership of the bar and dance club.

The scheduled reopening date for the Castro Theatre has been pushed back to late 2025 or beyond as PG&E and Another Planet Entertainment trade blame.

After a three-month hiatus, the Castro Night Market returns on Friday, March 21 from 5 to 10 pm. And thanks to an influx of additional funding from the Civic Joy Fund, the event will now happen monthly, instead of every other month.

After less than one year in business, Castro seafood restaurant Fisch & Flore (2298 Market Street) has been listed for sale.

With January traditionally being a slower month for local businesses and restaurants, a handful of Castro area shops took advantage of the time to upgrade their storefronts.

After nearly six years, Il Casaro Pizzeria (235 Church Street) has temporarily closed its Castro restaurant and its future appears uncertain.

After 25 years serving the Castro and Duboce Triangle, Jeffrey's Natural Pet Foods announced the closure of its shop at 284 Noe Street.

We now know the home of San Francisco's first women's sports bar. Rikki's, a new sports bar celebrating women's sports will open in the Castro at 2223 Market Street, formerly Copas.

A new vintage photo booth museum, where visitors can take their portraits in multiple antique photo booths, has opened in the Castro.