Balboa Street's Noise may appear as a boutique vinyl and art shop, a bustling live music venue, or simply a gathering place for locals.

"Chance," set in SF, has been picked up for two seasons by Hulu. It'll kick off its shoot with a major fight scene in Washington Square Park on Friday.

The struggling 106-year-old movie palace is adding beer and wine—and possibly ripping out some seats for restaurant table service.

The exchange's all-female staff was required to memorize every customer's phone number and address—more than 3,000 of them.

Founded in 1996, the SoMa brewery-restaurant was an early player in the now-explosive growth of Bay Area craft beer.

On the 110th anniversary of the Great 1906 Earthquake, we take a look at what would happen if the quake struck today.

This Saturday, April 16th is Record Store Day; here's what you need to know about special events and limited releases along Haight Street.

As the Castro makes efforts to clean up 16th and Market, here's the story behind the corner's mural, titled "The Hope for the World Cure."

The meeting didn't address a recent flap with SF Planning, which questioned some elements of the project, including the historic spiegeltent.

Dancers from PopStar Booty Camp will be showing off their routines for Beyonce's "Formation" and Justin Bieber's "Sorry" at two flash mob performances on April 17th.

Beckoning from above, Tank Hill is a small park that boasts big views.

Open since November 2015, this weekends-only shop aims to promote thoughtful materialism by selling one-of-a-kind items.

Judy Yung will show historical photos depicting life in the community from the Gold Rush to the 1989 earthquake at the launch of "Images of America: San Francisco's Chinatown."