A look back at the Castro's week in the news, and updates on what's going on this weekend.

As promised, the Wigg Party's "stop-in" clogged the Wiggle with cyclists protesting stop sign enforcement.

The event, held by the Wigg Party, will see cyclists ride single-file and stop at every stop sign.

More intel on the Kitty Chateau and the new Philz location, plus a local laundromat closure.

A trio of tipsters have reported what appears to be a rash of laptop thefts from cafes in the area.

A coalition of neighborhood groups has announced a new policy statement aimed at increasing the affordable housing stock.

The annual tradition kicks off at 8:30pm tonight with the 2008 film "Milk."

Get your leather ready for Dore Alley, plus more to do in and around the Castro this weekend.

The Market Street clockmaker will close its doors on Saturday after 14 years in the neighborhood.

After months of planning, the SFPD will implement its new district boundaries this coming Sunday, July 19th.

With city numbers staying constant, shifting populations have brought more homeless people to the neighborhood.

From July to October, Park Station officers will step up education and traffic enforcement for bicyclists.

"Radiant heat" from the stove at neighboring restaurant Hecho caused the fire.