Still hard at work on safety and beautification, the CBD just got a grant to look into widening its reach to Jackson Square and other areas.

The English-themed tea and soufflé shop, which also sells late-night Chinese food, is looking at other neighborhoods.

New owners are giving the longtime business a facelift and adding Italian grab-and-go food and more, but they're keeping the knife-sharpening.

The cookies are designed to help new moms increase their milk supply, but they're also a safe (and tasty) treat for non-breastfeeding folks.

No one was hurt and none of the upstairs tenants were displaced, but Mason Pacific will have to close for a few weeks.

Market owner Hanna Chedyak is concerned about a $1,400-a-month rent hike, but Peskin is seeking solutions so he can stay.

Barbary Coast, Le Chat Rouge and Pho Delicious appear close to opening, and several new spots should be coming soon.

After a seismic retrofit and almost six weeks in a temporary location, Jeffrey's Natural Pet Foods is back in its original spot on Powell Street.

Market organizers are responding to concerns from local business owners on Green Street.

New tenants are being sought for the salon and the adjoining Alfa Laundromat, but no one has been confirmed to move in. Meanwhile, stylist May tells us she plans to move to a new salon in February.

The boutique has become a go-to place for affordable, unique clothing and accessories, and now has three times as much space.

Goodwill is moving its corporate offices and workforce services to the Fisherman's Wharf/North Beach border, but sorry, shoppers—no thrift store.

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