Originally founded in the Castro, Alegre Home Care is Northern California's only LGBT-certified home care agency.

The new 10,000-square-foot Japanese discount store features everything from kitchenware to origami paper.

The online store turned brick-and-mortar is owned by a longtime Castro resident.

Love to spin vinyl records at home? These four spots will grow your tastes and your collection.

All the merchandise inside the store has been removed, and its phone is disconnected.

The tentative proposal calls for the arcade bar to expand into the Mexican restaurant's current space, as well as pick up its full liquor license.

Sofia Cafe has closed after less than two years, but a replacement, Gai, is already lined up.

Whether you're looking for a new pair of pointe shoes, tasty tater tots or an Instagram-worthy candy sculpture, these new spots should be on your radar.

Specializing in natural fibers and indie dyed yarns, the new shop will also offer knitting classes for all skill levels.

Expect free burgers, hot dogs, yard games and a live DJ.

A group that counts Mayor Breed's former legislative aide among its members has been chosen to move forward with the permitting process.

A July electrical fire shut down the year-old ceramics shop and studio, but it's bouncing back with a special party and sale this weekend.

This local entrepreneur got her start at the Stonestown Galleria makeup counters, and is now breaking big with her own line of products.