Though he's being forced to move, proprietor Nick Bovis says he plans to fight his landlord to keep the Lefty's name and memorabilia.

The popular Castro juice shop has just debuted another location inside Studiomix on Van Ness.

The company is closing all 110 of its stores, and will likely no longer make its clothes in the U.S.

One day may not be enough time for visitors to see and do everything, but here's where to start.

Businesses and merchants located in a building on the corner of Sutter St. and Grant Ave. are closing their doors this month.

This neighborhood standby is known for its cozy vibe and rainy-day discounts.

Following the fire that destroyed its Mission District store, Cole Hardware has re-settled in a new Ninth and Folsom location.

Threatened with closure, DNA Lounge is hoping its loyal fans will chip in a monthly amount to keep it going.

A Mariposa Street mainstay has moved to the Dogpatch, and is throwing an opening party to celebrate.

Employees are spreading the news, shoppers report.

The proposed legislation would impact businesses trying to open within the entire Latino Cultural District.

There's still plenty of good, inexpensive food to be found in this changing neighborhood—if you know where to look.

The cafe, the site of 2015's Quickly controversy, is closing after 18 months.