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

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.

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

With the F-Market closed between the Ferry Building and the Castro for the Super Bowl, city agencies are paying for marketing efforts to promote the Castro businesses affected.

The burgeoning retail trend in a previously sleepy part of the city has only expanded since we first covered it back in May.

The 7,600-square-foot building at 70 Second St. is for sale at a highly inflated price. If it opened as a marijuana dispensary, which it's licensed for, it would be the biggest one in the country.

The studio, which offers personal training and group classes, is moving a couple of blocks to a new strip of storefronts along Jackson Street.

This Eatsa will follow fast on the heels of the first automated quinoa bowl outlet, which opened August 31st at Rincon Center.

Cole Hardware founder Dave Karp died on Sunday night at the age of 99.

Barcha brings a Mediterranean lunch and dinner menu to the FiDi/SoMa scene, along with a hearty happy hour.

Cocco European Shoes, which set up shop for a few months in 2 Embarcadero Center, has closed, and a sign on the door says it skipped out on its lease and still owes back rent.

Future Bars says nothing except the name will change when Dave's becomes the Lark—not even the chili dogs.

A popular Manhattan retail shop is opening a sister store in SF, with wine, spirits, tastings and events.