The Detroit luxury brand's first brick-and-mortar shop in the city will share space with a pop-up from rotating American designers; the first is Filson.

New shop Fresh Kicks has people lining up outside for an Adidas special release tomorrow morning.

The beauty school's 56 locations closed yesterday following the Department of Education's decision to withhold financial aid.

Many merchants we talked to say business is either down or holding steady.

The shop's first West Coast location stocks 4,200 bottles of wine, spirits, beer, sake and cider, and features an in-house tasting room.

As a bevy of tipsters have pointed out, the sign is up for the new Ritual Coffee Roasters location at the corner of Haight and Central. The sign was erected sometime on Thursday of last week.

The topic of the Castro becoming less gay is nothing new, but today's Guardian article once again notes that locals have noticed the "gayborhood" attracting more straight people.

After 12 months, the boutique's owner has decided to close up shop to focus on flea markets and online purchases. With its departure, there are now three vacant spaces at the corner of 7th & Irving.

The one-woman business at 237 Eddy St. is aiming to bring smiles to clients' faces and beauty to the neighborhood.

In yet another Haight Street storefront shuffle, Fresh will close up shop in the near future.

The savvy stylist behind the unisex salon at Larkin and Ellis chats about building a business in the Tenderloin.

"Jay's Cheesesteak #2 is now closed," reads a sign posted in the windows. "I would like to thank the neighborhood for supporting us for the past 14 years. I will miss you all greatly."

As anticipated, the Planning Commission has rejected the AIDS Health Foundation's bid for conditional use authorization to relocate its pharmacy to join the AHF health clinic at 518 Castro St.