An outdoor gear store selling waterproof bags and adventure gear has opened up on Grove Street.

"If you want to help a small business stay in business, shop there," said Say Cheese owner Roger Soudah.

Sol Disciples is rounding off the first week of its debut brick-and-mortar operation at 1429 Haight.

After 10 years of focusing on online sales from its Mission headquarters, Headline is bringing its witty apparel to a storefront at 8th and Folsom.

In advance of next week's hearing, we got ahold of the initial renderings for the renovated theater and the new seven-unit condo building.

While the mystery business has departed, the building's owners are still seeking conditional use authorization for its space.

Elephant Sushi's third location, with only 12 seats in the house, will offer more of an omakase (chef's choice) menu.

The storefront at 1552 Polk St. is one part European cafe, one part ramen shop and another part Japanese convenience store.

The new boutique celebrates the "urban prep lifestyle," offering clothing and shoes for both men and women.

A liquor license application has been filed for 105 Valencia St., which formerly housed V-105. According to Yelp, the new eatery, Wine Not, will feature wine, beer and small plates.

Traffic, illegal parking and offsite marijuana sales were major talking points at last night's public meeting with SPARC.

The Port will likely be seeking artists and/or makers to occupy the bulkhead, or front, portion of the pier building.

Lower Haight residents may be experiencing deja vu as the local pizza joint rises from the ashes with its original name.