The popular medical cannabis dispensary has officially completed its relocation down the street.

The floral design studio's storefront is usually closed to the public, but its owner is thinking of opening the doors on a part-time basis.

Capped at seven people, trainer Ryan Allen's classes provide one-on-one meditation and strength training in a small group setting.

In a reversal of their announcement last month, both the clothing and sports nutrition stores now say they'll remain where they are.

Meet the Joe behind Joe's Barbershop and find out why he loves cutting hair in the Castro.

The clothing store will close this month and Max Muscle will take its space, leaving a prime opening at the corner of 16th and Market.

One of the neighborhood's favorite florists announced this morning that it will be relocating across town.

A "high quality, consumer-focused urgent care center" is headed to Market Street.

Maru Dojo offers classes in aikido, Brazilian jiu-jitsu, and Filipino martial arts for both adults and children.

As an alternative to the emergency room, Direct Urgent Care will treat injury, illness, and minor pediatric emergencies.

For 30 years, owner/poet David Highsmith has stood behind the counter at the combination bookstore and furniture outlet.

Owner Gary Weiss hopes to sell the shop, which he's run since 1983, and focus on other ventures.

The cafe had planned to return post-retrofit, but the building's landlord had other plans.