A storewide liquidation sale will run through the first week of November.

'Sugar Castro' would be the Castro's second proposed cannabis dispensary in 2018.

This local company aims to sell the cosmetically imperfect, often discarded 20 percent of produce grown on U.S. farms.

The new storefront will offer more space for piercings and ink work.

After 157 years, Gump's files for bankruptcy and may close by the end of the year.

It's one of three new gyms planning to open in the Castro by year's end.

The space, previously Oceanview Supermarket, has been vacant for more than five years.

The husband-and-wife duo offers eyeglasses and full optometry services.

The growing dessert chain specializing in rolled ice cream and "Dragon Breath" has closed up shop in the Castro just months after opening.

Both retail spaces at 100 Church could be open by this Fall.

After a failed attempt to expand into the Sunset, the burgeoning dispensary is focusing on making over its existing SoMa location.

The ceramics and gift shop is owned by sisters Sarah Wright and Marjan Philhour.

Appropriately, the new location borders the Dogpatch neighborhood.