Area groups are using the data to better plan for crowds and to help attract new businesses to the Wharf.

Longtime neighbors look back at changes through the years as a new commercial owner takes over.

Dreamboat will generate jobs and income for the city and its workers, but some neighbors aren't happy with the idea of a temporary hotel on the waterfront.

While tech companies often get blamed for the soaring cost of living in San Francisco, they also suffer from it, representatives told a city panel this week.

After 22 years in the Castro, Zapata Mexican Grill plans to close on October 15th.

The location's last day will be tomorrow, Sept. 5th.

Chef Jill Hansen will be serving dishes like pancakes with nectarines and prosciutto, egg, and tomato toast.

The vintage design and toy store will double in size by taking over the neighboring former laundromat space.

Pesce, Market Street's seafood-focused Italian spot, is set to close its doors on Sunday, Sept. 13th.

The liquor license is still pending after more than 400 protests were filed.

The burger joint is currently closed for a remodel and menu refresh.

It looks like a beauty salon is moving into the space formerly occupied by a video store at Judah & 9th.

Some say it's high time to let more places have a liquor license, in order to compete; others say the neighborhood already has enough.