The pop-up shopping event is bigger than ever in its third year, and will also extend to sales at some of the Sunset's brick-and-mortar shops.

While it's business as usual at Mekong Kitchen right now, the restaurant appears to be on the market.

Pizza superstar Gemignani, who owns Tony's Pizza Napoletana in North Beach, is about to debut a new spot on Haight Street.

The departing liquor store is spreading a little holiday goodwill with buy one, get one free hard liquor. As we reported last week, its neighbor, Photoworks, is also being forced to vacate.

A Walgreens at 776 Market Street in the Financial District is shuttering after just seven years in business. Its last day is Dec. 6th.

The 4,750-square-foot space is zoned for personal services, limiting the types of businesses that can move in.

The sourdough purveyor has shut down its popular Market Street outpost, which opened in 1990.

The fast food restaurant is "exploring whether they’ll reopen or not" after closing due to nearby construction.

Modeled on food banks, the nonprofit connects homeless and low-income people with toothpaste, shampoo, tampons, and other hygiene needs.

The second-floor shop attracts collectors from all over the world but is a well-kept secret, even in the Castro.

For owner Kavitha Raghavan, combining Indian street food with quality wine was the right choice for her and the neighborhood.

“I’m glad that we found a place and that Photoworks gets to stay in the Castro," said owner David Handler.

December is officially upon us, so here are the best locally owned spots to snap up gifts for everyone on your list, as chosen by our editors.