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Silvia Ferrusquia, owner of Latin Bridal. Photo by Anna-Luisa Brakman. Nestled between 22nd and 23rd streets on Mission Street, Latin Bridal is a

"I’d seen a lot of wild things at bars before, but never like what happened at Li Po."

Last month, the San Francisco Small Business Commission added Castro mailbox and shipping store P.O. Plus (584 Castro St.) to the city's Legacy Business Registry, which recognizes "longstanding, community-serving businesses" that have established themselves in area neighborhoods for at least three decades.

Clara Hsu, owner and executive director of the Clarion Performing Arts Center in Chinatown, wears many hats, and on October 8, she'll be helping to host a fundraiser for the arts center that will double as a fashion show for local designers.

Dog Eared Books fosters customer loyalty via old-school charm.

I just got word that legendary Mission dive bar, Pop’s, has officially received Legacy Business Status. Besides the fact that it’s quite an honor, it’s fantastic news because it means Pop’s will most likely be here for many years to come. This is because one of the perks of being

You’ve probably never heard of the 150-year-old Microscopical Society.

The Mechanics’ Institute Chess Room’s tournaments are bringing people back to...

FTC Skateboarding is San Francisco's longest running skate shop and has been at the center of the city's skate scene for the better part of three decades. The shop was founded in 1994 by Kent Uyehara, just as skateboarding was evolving beyond its surf-inspired roots and exploding into a new style of city street skating. According to Kent, street skating really originated in San Francisco in the 1980s, and it was dubbed the Mecca of skateboarding in the 1990s.

In 1965 when brothers Al and Joe Scoma heard about a small coffee shop for sale on Pier 47 at San Francisco's Fisherman's Wharf, they didn't yet know they were on the road to creating a landmark restaurant. The brothers bought the tiny, six-stool shop that served breakfast and burgers to local fishe...

This may be the last real diner in San Francisco.

San Francisco’s last remaining gay sex club is reopening its doors in time for Pride weekend.

The 45-year-old Yuet Lee restaurant and its wall of autographed pictures are back in business, and it turns out the closure was just for a soft-story retrofit.

Not every human being makes it to 100 years old, but the Mission’s Community Music Center (CMC) did. And, to ensure another 100, it celebrated Wednesday

Hyde Street Studios was recently recognized as a legacy business in San Francisco for its...

The Casa Sanchez building in San Francisco’s Mission District is slated to become one...