To bring more shoppers to North Beach, the organization, which recently changed leadership, is trying some new tactics.

The project has to go through the Historic Preservation Committee; the Planning Department is recommending approval with conditions.

The popular weekly market will go into hibernation after tomorrow, and will return in early March of 2016.

Shoe Biz is merging with an online retailer, but the original owners plan to stay with the company for the next five years.

After nearly a year of serving up Japanese fare at 531 Haight, Raijin Sushi appears to be officially closed for business. Its successor, Hot Zushi, has already put up its sign.

PUBLIC Bikes, Paxti's/Souvla, and Loving Cup/Artis Coffee will each get a parklet, tentatively scheduled for installation next year.

The former cozy incense shop has been transformed into a hip supplier of urban and outdoor gear.

Incoming shops will eventually include bubble tea, cellphone repair, BBQ, and more, we're told.

Tomorrow's Outer Sunset event includes local businesses, makers and would-be entrepreneurs.

From now until December 23rd, you can buy trees of all sizes, garlands, wreaths, and mistletoe for a good cause.

Hats of the Fillmore has been providing snazzy headwear to customers from all walks of life since 2001.

Security was the watchword at last night's second public meeting with the marijuana dispensary, which is hoping to open next summer.

The growing chain sells funky drink flavors like buffalo chicken and key lime pie, along with classic sweets and hard-to-find treats from overseas.