Here's what's new and coming soon to the SoMa neighborhood.

Ten Tigers is focused on being a specialty piercing shop geared toward the gay men's community.

La Boulange in Hayes Valley closed its doors for good today, as did La Boulange's Cole Valley, Pacific Heights (Pine) and Yerba Buena locations.

The company was probably in violation of Planning Code and also bugged some neighbors with the commotion.

The tiny storefront in Duboce Triangle offers private cooking classes for 8-12 people, taught by veteran chef Joe Wittenbrook.

After renovating for several months, a new "Japanese seafood smokeless BBQ restaurant" is now hiring servers.

According to business records, the bar had been around since 1997; its space is now up for lease.

The upcoming marketplace hopes to open by the end of the month.

The new fitness studio offers a range of 45-60 minute cardio and strength-training classes.

After a brief stint down the street, Vanguard Properties is set to move back into its more permanent spot later this month.

The Deli Board and Rye Project owner on getting his start, his fears of being pushed out of SoMa, and the new Deli Board Nights event series.

After some confusion over ownership and name changes, we now have a clearer grasp on what's going on at 2295 Market Street.

At Wednesday night's meeting, residents demanded answers for how Taco Bell plans to handle alcohol and security.