Some businesses saw a boost over the weekend, but others, including most of the Ferry Building, sustained a major drop in business.

According to a bit of Planning Department documentation, Trader Joe's is eyeing a Fourth and Market retail space.

Super Bowl City, now in full swing, has been a magnet for a variety of activists looking to get the word out to a bigger audience.

The ACLU, with offices just outside one of the entrances to Super Bowl City, is protesting the SFPD shooting of a young man in the Bayview on Dec. 2nd.

Chicago cameraman in town for Super Bowl 50 is mugged at the Crooked Street, a man is injured in a hit-and-run and an encampment is set afire.

The newest Onigilly, at Sansome and Commercial, will debut later this month in the former location of sandwich shop Prime Dip.

Many merchants we talked to say business is either down or holding steady.

A protest planned for 4:30pm today saw protestors assemble near the Ferry Building to protest "the criminalization of poverty" and demand action on housing.

Inspired by Parisian bistros and Victorian decor, the new lounge serves up craft cocktails and upscale bar bites like oysters and caviar.

The shop's first West Coast location stocks 4,200 bottles of wine, spirits, beer, sake and cider, and features an in-house tasting room.

The City Attorney's office has sent an invoice to Nikki Sparks, the organizer of a December Lightsaber Battle, requesting she pay $5,220 for damages to Sue Bierman Park and park ranger staffing.

Roughly one million people are expected to party at the temporary football-themed "city" this week. Here's a peek inside.

Hailed for recent improvements in safety and security, the store is now testing out staying open until midnight.