Up and running for the holidays after an electrical fire earlier this year, Yonder is hosting a holiday party full of local, handmade and custom goods.

See which business categories have been gaining ground in the past month, and which are on the decline.

Diandra Thompson and Liza Fernandez met at a martial arts studio in the neighborhood as children — and now run one themselves.

After narrowly avoiding damage in a recent fire upstairs, the new home decor shop has opened on schedule.

Based in Vancouver, the quirky high-end shoe brand is hosting its first SF sample sale, with deep discounts.

The national cosmetics giant has one other store in the Concord area.

After losing its Mission storefront two years ago, Lost Weekend Video moved into the Alamo Drafthouse. Now, it's selling its collection to the theater.

Next Thursday, Clement Street's shops will be filled with holiday discounts, raffles, refreshments, entertainment and more.

The new boutique comes from Liz Lucero, who previously worked two doors down at Comix Experience.

Hickory offers pottery classes, workshops and a full membership with open studio access.

City planning code prohibits massage parlors in the Upper Haight, but Iyara Traditional Thai Massage is hoping to receive a dispensation.

Longtime surfer Ryan Mathews makes denim jeans inspired by the comfort of board shorts, hand-sewn in SoMa.

The e-tailer is hawking highly rated items in categories like "Trending In Berkeley" and "Most-Wished-For Books."