The San Francisco mainstay has held down its Folsom Street space since 1993.

Live music, an outdoor roof deck, and Puerto Rican brunch will all be features of 11th Street's new restaurant/nightclub.

Is the nation's restaurant industry a bubble about to burst?

"Like most San Francisco residents, I find myself talking about poop far too often."

PG&E received more reports of a wafting rotten egg odor last night, but authorities are still stumped.

Without financial assistance from the developer constructing new residences right next door, Brainwash’s owner says closure is inevitable.

PG&E received more than 50 calls from concerned citizens worried about the late-night stink.

One of the homicides occurred in Bayview in 2013; the other occurred in SoMa in October.

Local advocates say the "transitional community" is a safer alternative to encampments, but the city says it must vacate by January 10th.

Watch disgruntled Muni passengers pry their way out of a stalled train, views of a Christmas made of 70 Barbie dolls and more.

The photography center's owner says it's not making enough money to survive, and unless he gets some help, he'll have to shut it down.

Set to be completed next fall, 181 Fremont will be the tallest mixed-use building on the West Coast.

The bar is challenging a proposed condo development that’s expected to cast shadows on its beer garden during summer and fall evenings.