Each hat is custom made and "brings balance to the whole being."

Mid-Market's newest beer hall is set to debut this week.

The store opened in 2012 as part of the mayor's push to fill long-term vacancies along the avenue.

A mandatory soft-story seismic retrofit forced the business to vacate its previous location.

Money raised over the weekend will go to the nation's oldest and largest civil-rights advocacy group.

Founded by a Western Addition bartender, the company's recycled climbing rope leashes benefit over 100 animal shelters.

Doughnut fans, remain patient.

With the help of the community, the mental-health provider has raised enough money to move to the Richmond.

In what promises to be a huge tourist year for the Haight, retail vacancies continue to mark the street.

He'll whip you up a latte in just 10 seconds.

Owner Cortt Dunlap said his intention was to create a space that brought Oaklanders together.

Vierra and Friends' retrofit is over—which means its temporary Lower Haight space is now one step closer to becoming a Blue Bottle.

The 10,000-square-foot pharmacy is set to close, and no new tenant has been found.