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.

An architecture firm has purchased the building, and plans to revamp the street-level space as an office.

The store owner and graphic designer talks shop about shoe fanatics, building customer loyalty, and running a business in North Beach.

Formerly a boutique in North Beach, P&P features jewelry, cards, and more from 150 local artists and craftspeople.

The 115-seat Italian restaurant, located next to Little Star, will be run by two industry veterans from NYC and Chicago.

The Canadian maker of "uncomplicated, thoughtfully designed" clothing will open on Hayes Street later this year.

Formerly the Powell Hotel, the revamped 152-room property will include a take-away cafe and high-tech communal space.

This SoMa food-truck park has created a destination out of an unlikely vacant lot under the freeway.

A Conditional Use application has been filed to allow the wireless provider to move into the 1841 Polk St. space.