Earthsong's owner is concerned that a two-month earthquake retrofit will end up putting his store out of business.

Sneakerheads can trade in their gently used collectible kicks and scoop up fresh pairs at the new shop.

After 37 years at the same location, the low-fee mental health clinic may be evicted for the construction of three new residential buildings.

The long-vacant Homeless Youth Alliance space is the new location for Haight Street Bazar, its first retail tenant.

After two years in business, Second Act is ditching its incubator for up-and-coming food vendors. But events aren’t going anywhere.

The store, a 10-year fixture in the Haight, will likely close in September or October.

The eclectic Haight pop-up features furniture, clothes, jewelry, art, and knickknacks, with some contemporary pieces.

The Haight's infrastructure project is back on, but merchants are concerned it'll impact business in their busiest months of the year.

The Red Vic has morphed yet again, into what will be a vintage furniture shop and possible co-op childcare space.

The former Tikka Fresh, Tikka Masala Pizza, and Savri space has a new owner and concept.

According to a store employee, the shop, which was revived in 2014, will keep running until the inventory is sold off (there's a liquidation sale on, of course), probably around the end of the month.

The fledgling wine company buys unused wine in bulk from top producers and sells it directly to consumers.

Second Act's Marketplace will soon have a new tenant, specializing in Korean fare centered around organic, non-GMO, sugar-free kimchi.