Amazon workers in San Francisco strike for union recognition and better working conditions as part of a nationwide Teamsters-led action before Christmas.

The Fillmore Safeway in San Francisco is closing on February 7 due to safety concerns, including theft and nearby crime, despite efforts by the community and city officials to keep it open.

Alamo Drafthouse is set to open two new theaters in the Bay Area, offering luxury seating, 4K projection, Dolby Atmos sound, and upscale dining options.

Visa Inc. is laying off hundreds of employees in the Bay Area, despite strong profits, as part of a company restructuring that primarily affects senior management and specialists.

A Ukrainian national who ended up in San Francisco after leaving her tumultuous country behind has quietly risen to the top San Francisco's competitive nail scene, staking her claim as the budding "Queen of Ukrainian Manicures." Her story proves that sometimes the most unlikely entrepreneurs create the most revolutionary businesses.

JPMorgan Chase is laying off 335 contract employees from San Francisco offices previously associated with First Republic Bank, as reported by The San Francisco Chronicle.

The Dior store in San Francisco's Union Square has installed bollards to prevent smash-and-grab thefts. The city is supporting businesses in enhancing security.

San Francisco's Municipal Transportation Agency opened The Muni Store online, offering over 30 Muni-branded items such as apparel and accessories to celebrate the city's transit history.

Here's a brief roundup of recent changes to Castro area businesses. In this edition, a Thai restaurant and an art gallery have shuttered, a convenience store has opened, and a new dental office is on the way.

Airbnb has extended its lease at its San Francisco headquarters until 2037, affirming its commitment to the city amid a general decline in office occupancy.

Castro specialty market Muuu Meat has backed out from its plans to open at 3998 18th Street, formerly 7-Eleven.

Eaze, a prominent Bay Area cannabis startup, will shut down by December 31, 2024, after selling off its assets and laying off nearly 500 workers. CEO Cory Azzalino confirmed the closure amid California's challenging cannabis market.

Castro residents and visitors looking for a place to relax and be pampered now have another option.