Local fans of the long-running CBS show Survivor will have a new reason to watch the reality competition: local business owner Neal Gottlieb, founder of Three Twins Ice Cream, is a contestant.

It's been 10 months since the L.A.-based surf lifestyle store opened, and SF director Julie Cox says working in the Haight has been great so far.

It's the last day in business for the chain coffee shop, which has called Polk and Washington home for nearly a decade.

Rapid change spreading through SoMa doesn't threaten the current owners of Mars Bar one bit.

The shop has called the Castro home since 1989.

After announcing last year they would close sometime in the following two years, Health Haven and Pet Haven are starting to clear out inventory.

With the temporary loss of F-Market train service, Castro businesses are plotting ways to bring Super Bowl visitors into the neighborhood.

The Lower Haight's daytime retail landscape will take another blow with the closure of 19-year-old Mickey's Monkey.

Here's a short documentary on Oak Street's Academy of Tae Kwon Do, led for nearly 40 years by grandmaster Bill Dewart.

Find out what inspired a young Korean couple to take up the old-school art of shoe repair.

Plans for a seven-story mixed-use building will go before the Planning Commission in early February.

Edge of Frame, a new artist's studio and gallery, has opened its doors at 1207 Divisadero St. (at Eddy).

The 14-year-old shoe store's lease, fixtures and furniture are all up for grabs, according to a realtor.