Cheese lovers in the city will be losing a shop that was known to carry hard-to-find exotic varieties, unless there happens to be a takeover, which is a possibility.

"It's a heartbreak," said Charlotte Nagy, the owner of the popular children's bookstore.

The company has declared bankruptcy and is closing locations across the country, with the Bay Area particularly hard-hit.

Author events and kids' storytimes are critical to the health of local bookstores — and the resulting revenue isn't easily replicated on Zoom.

Church Produce, initially closed for a remodel, allegedly owes $5,500 in rent.

"We're just refocusing our business to do the things we've been wanting to do for years," said owner Giselle Gyalzen.

Many merchants and residents opposed Healthy Spot's attempt to open on 24th Street.

The recognition comes as merchants seek to block an LA-based pet chain from opening in the area.

LA-based Healthy Spot hopes to open its 13th location on 24th Street.

"The truth is, we are heartbroken," said owner Dani Sheehan-Meyer.

The partnership gives shoppers a chance to learn about and support locally-made goods.

"If we can make it in the Mission, chances are we can make it anywhere," said founder Evan Kuo.

The latest comings and goings include a kinetic art gallery, a cannabis concierge company, and a new wine/spirits shop for Pacific Heights.