Many readers have commented and sent tips about the ongoing status of the building, so here's the latest photo update. As you can see, Home is now almost completely demolished.

With CVS set to close, here's a look back at the Market and Noe property, which has been owned by the Finnila family for 90 years.

The gallery, tucked away in a Victorian apartment, is persuading young people to start buying emerging art.

Tonight's event—featuring virtual experiences—will be one of a kind. But the exhibition runs through February 25th.

Congratulations, N riders: you're getting the first of the brand-new Muni trains.

Here's what we're hearing from Hoodline readers on our text-a-tip line, at (415) 200-3233.

The notorious intersection was without traffic lights—and assistance from any city agency—for more than nine hours yesterday.

Residents and businesses on the 2200 block of Market Street have had no power since 2pm today.

Following a rainy, relatively quiet January, crime reports have risen to more typical levels for the Castro.

Despite a recent commercial exodus, the seafood joint is staying put.

After sitting vacant for over five years, demolition of the former Home Restaurant building at Church & Market finally started yesterday. Here's what it looks like after one day of work.

A mandatory soft-story seismic retrofit forced the business to vacate its previous location.

The much-maligned structure should be fully demolished over the next few days.