The Lower Haight's daytime retail landscape will take another blow with the closure of 19-year-old Mickey's Monkey.

Here's a short documentary on Oak Street's Academy of Tae Kwon Do, led for nearly 40 years by grandmaster Bill Dewart.

Find out what inspired a young Korean couple to take up the old-school art of shoe repair.

Plans for a seven-story mixed-use building will go before the Planning Commission in early February.

Edge of Frame, a new artist's studio and gallery, has opened its doors at 1207 Divisadero St. (at Eddy).

The 14-year-old shoe store's lease, fixtures and furniture are all up for grabs, according to a realtor.

After almost a decade in the neighborhood, D-Structure (also known as DSF) will soon be shuttering at 520 Haight St.

"I pay the same price I did before, but the speeds are literally 100x faster."

We hear from a few local businesses that are tapping into the neighborhood's history of doing it yourself.

Good news for hungry Upper Haighters: DragonEats has debuted its much-anticipated Haight location.

Get to know the unique new corner market at 21st & Douglass.

If you're wondering about the newest addition to Hayes Valley's multi-use Proxy space, wonder no more: It's a mobile "try-on truck" from personalized online bra shop True & Co.

The BAR brings word that yesterday's Planning Commission meeting saw the AIDS Healthcare Foundation fail to win conditional use authorization to relocate its Castro pharmacy to 518 Castro St.