A specialty foods market closes in the Tenderloin, a gelato spot closes in Nob Hill and a matcha soft serve eatery opens in Chinatown.

A quirky North Beach bar and eatery remains open, despite its closure announcement last October, an Inner Sunset restaurant reopens after it was shut down and plans for a long-time diner are filed.

In one incident, a man in his 30s entered a store on the 300 block of California Street (between Battery and Leidesdorff) and demanded money from the register.

In one incident, a woman was punched in the face as she tried to retrieve her stolen property from a burglar.

SF Rec & Park gave North Beach neighbors an early holiday surprise, completing work a few weeks ahead of schedule.

In recent weeks, teens have stolen phones, money and a laptop a woman was working on at a coffee shop.

A long-standing sandwich shop says they'll remain open despite rumors that they're closing, a local brewery releases a special-edition canned beer to support a local nonprofit, and more.

In one incident, a 40-year-old man wielding a machete attacked a 25-year-old man on the Embarcadero.

The popular Asian-fusion eatery has a full bar for the first time in its new space.

A Chinatown robbery suspect was arrested in Oakland. However, the victim's Rolex watch was not recovered.

A portion of the iconic Sentinel Building, also owned by Coppola, may soon become a boutique hotel.

The quirky North Beach bar and Indian restaurant is serving its final pints of Guinness.

Plus, a popular burrito chain has shuttered an SF location.