San Francisco-based productivity tools company Grammarly has secured $90 million in funding. Read on for the latest news in venture capital in the local area.

The Castro Fitness Phenomena has replaced the Castro Coffee Cluster.

At the end of December, X-Generation's last presence in the Upper Haight will shutter, leaving both of its previous Haight Street locations vacant.

Known for its charming Mission carriage house, the florist is expanding to the ground floor of a modern Market Street apartment building.

Church Produce, initially closed for a remodel, allegedly owes $5,500 in rent.

It'll also have a Starbucks and CVS pharmacy inside.

The cannabis store, a sister business to Flore, had to jump through a lot of hoops to gain approval from Planning.

San Francisco-based open source company GitLab has secured $268 million in Series E funding. Read on for the latest investment news in the local area.

Two years after opening a shop in Hayes Valley, the store, which sells indoor plants and other items from local artisans, has put down roots on Fillmore Street.

Hayes Valley's "grocery desert" could finally be over, if the chain can overcome the formula retail ban and concerns about parking.

The business will be closed until either December or January to complete work required by the Soft Story Retrofit Program.

San Francisco-based therapeutics company Tenaya Therapeutics has secured $92 million in Series B funding. Read on for the latest investment news in the local area.

San Francisco-based biotechnology company Kindred Biosciences has secured $50 million in post IPO debt funding. Read on for the latest investment news in the local area.