Owner Yvonne Hines says openness to change has helped her create a thriving business in Bayview.

Commuters can now do a little holiday shopping on the way to and from the office.

The formerly male-centric designer is now offering women's officewear, made with moisture-wicking, stretchy fabrics.

A new menswear shop draws inspiration from the working class heroes of American film.

The cafe and coffeehouse will offer a unique array of new food items, including a banh mi and a caprese waffle.

Safeway has purchased the entire Andronico's chain.

Wondering why your favorite taqueria is suddenly without guacamole? There's a good reason.

The 21-year-old jewelry shop's landlord helped to keep it in business with a move down the street.

A longtime customer, Steve Martel, has become the new owner of one of the Castro's oldest gay-owned and operated businesses.

The long-vacant optical storefront will soon sling hot dogs.

The practice, which requires a $1,600-1,800 annual membership fee, is opening within the FiDi location of coworking space WeWork.

The transformation is kicking off with a "Literary Wonderland" holiday pop-up, with a more substantial renovation planned in the new year.

Because of a new state law that changes the way salon workers are compensated, one owner says she can no longer afford to stay in business.