Some drivers called foul because the ride-hauling giant didn't disclose the policy, which has been tested for months in 14 cities.

Three NoPa businesses will be interrupted for a retrofit this summer—but they won't be gone for good.

The local coffee roaster will open up its newest location in the Castro next week.

Once an actual sausage factory, the ground-floor restaurant will be vacant after the property changes hands.

After closing to make way for Rickhouse, the LGBT bar has reopened in a new space around the corner.

Bayview/Hunters Point's main commercial strip has plenty of opportunities for local entrepreneurs.

“The owner of the building said to stop collecting signatures," said an employee.

At OutCamp, the newest offering from Campsyte, customers can rent campers for meetings and workspace.

The North Beach spin-off of the popular Lower Haight bar is now available for sale for $129,000.

The new store also sells pieces by Snøhetta, the architecture firm behind the redesigned SFMOMA.

The new owners plan to retain the bar's name, pizza menu, and most of the staff.

Along with bike maintenance services, the new bike shop will provide coffee, Wi-Fi, and a gathering space for bike enthusiasts to meet each other.

At a hearing yesterday, Planning commissioners denied granting Blue Bottle a conditional use permit in the former Bean There space.