This local company aims to sell the cosmetically imperfect, often discarded 20 percent of produce grown on U.S. farms.

Appropriately, the new location borders the Dogpatch neighborhood.

The landlord reportedly raised the rent from $4,800 to $11,500 per month.

These stylists are earning praise and attention from customers.

The store's owner is moving to LA to become an elementary school art teacher.

Its Valencia Street cafe will remain in operation after the move.

In addition to hand-crafting garments, owner Jenny Lennick offers workshops in everything from macrame to tie-dye.

The gym offers personal training, corporate wellness services and works 1-on-1 with clients.

The company lost half of its wholesale business after allegations of sexual harassment went public.

Customers can get synthetic, silk and mink eyelash extensions.

"Physical brick-and-mortar retail all over is hurting," said owner Leef Smith.

Next month, it'll be easier to buy marijuana in the Castro than do your laundry.

The 39-year-old store was preparing to close after its owner offered the location for sale last fall.