The new program at Academy of Tae Kwon Do offers yoga classes for children aged three to 11.

Sam Jordan's is a San Francisco landmark known for being the first African-American-owned bar in San Francisco.

News of past safety violations and new ownership made this well-known pharmacy newsworthy in 2016.

The Latin American tapas and cocktail bar shuttered after six years on Third Street.

After two and a half months of construction, the newly renovated market is bringing in customers.

You can now sign up for classes at the exercise studio’s sixth San Francisco location, on Grove at Gough.

The dry cleaner is popular in the neighborhood for its inexpensive services and friendly owner.

The original Union Square location will shutter on Jan. 2nd.

"Store owner Abe Saba is beloved, and his grocery was a community hub, so his retirement was one more unexpected development in a neighborhood."

A sprinkling of Mission District salons have been serving the community for decades. But with changing demographics, they’re struggling to hold on.

Tender Loving Food is closed, but its owner is still moving forward on a different Tenderloin restaurant, serving banquet-style Burmese food.

The photography center's owner says it's not making enough money to survive, and unless he gets some help, he'll have to shut it down.

The community-focused cinema is offering patrons $4 admission all day to mark the occasion.