The market will include familiar farmers and food purveyors from the Ferry Plaza Farmers Market, but more than half of the 28 vendors will be new.

Sockshop's Santa Cruz outpost has done well with shoes, so the Haight location is now trying them out via a one-year pop-up.

After losing his Divisadero location to a controversial Chase bank, Santos Euan's truffle business is going strong in the Castro.

The local boba tea outfit is opening its third and largest location yet in Hayes Valley.

With its current space slated for redevelopment, the Polk Street gym will reopen on Sutter as HIT Fit SF.

The vacant space at the busy intersection of Divisadero & Geary will bid farewell to its porky past.

The high-end shoe store, featuring "casual, comfy shoes" from Europe and New Zealand, launches this week in the former Cindy's Herb Shop.

Broadway has a bad rap for being seedy, dirty and dangerous, but the Top of Broadway CBD says it's helped turn things around.

The company joins a cluster of eyewear stores already in the neighborhood.

Scuttlebutt from neighbors indicates that at least three former La Boulange locations will see new life.

Magnolia's parklet has been disrupted by the Haight infrastructure project, and may not return.

Cala opens on Fell Street tonight, with a unique plan to hire former convicts looking to enter the restaurant industry.

UCSF recently completed renovation work at its student union building and added a new eatery to the School of Nursing.