Initial plans called for moving in as many as 3,000 workers, but that number may now be closer to 200.

Indecisive Oaklanders no longer need to choose between pizza and a burger.

It's the final San Francisco Safeway to drop its 24-hour status.

Hoodline crunched the numbers, and found a significant spike in Castro retail vacancies over the past two years.

Yoga in Mission Bay, manicures in Pacific Heights and shopping in SoMa.

The brewery will continue to brew and to sell its beer for the next 45 days while a sale is finalized.

Bernal Heights loses a dive bar, while the Mission, SoMa and the Tenderloin welcome a wave of new eateries.

The "cash-strapped" neighborhood fixture is raising funds to keep the doors open.

A Castro retail veteran, ROLO continues to adapt with a new store in the works.

The building's landlord demands that the restaurant pay up or vacate the premises.

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The St. Patrick's Day celebration is the first of several events planned by a group representing 70+ businesses.

The announcement was posted online on Tuesday afternoon.