The 43-year-old Castro favorite is changing hands.

Pro tips from Hoodline readers and editors on making a trip on the N-Judah, Muni's most-ridden line.

Hecho plans to close down and reopen as Hecho Cantina early next year.

The sign at the intersection of Henry and Noe streets has gotten a little upgrade for the holiday season, with an additional letter in red changing "Noe" to the more festive "Noel."

Crime continues to decline in the district, but burglaries from occupied homes occur with some frequency.

Need a quick bite without breaking the bank? Here's where to go.

While this month’s crime reports are light in quantity, they include a few unusual incidents.

The flooding partially blocked traffic on both streets.

The Castro's market hall is expanding to offer entertainment options, starting with a VR room.

The popular Lower Haight nail salon is set to become the second, larger location of Divisadero’s Q Spa.

If you didn't see the dust, then maybe you saw the sign taped on illy Caffè's window this morning. With changes in the works, we take pause to question what's lacking in Castro's coffee cluster.

The departing liquor store is spreading a little holiday goodwill with buy one, get one free hard liquor. As we reported last week, its neighbor, Photoworks, is also being forced to vacate.

Here's the latest crime and safety news from around the Castro.