Emporium San Francisco Centre Signs New Tenants, Sparks Revival Hopes in Downtown Shopping Scene
Emporium San Francisco Centre shows signs of revival with three new leases, despite tenant details remaining undisclosed. The mall's rebranding and downtown's potential recovery hint at economic rejuvenation.
Castro Business Briefs: Palmetto Superfoods & SF Grocery Outlet Open, Fave & Castro Massage Coming Soon
Here's a brief roundup of recent changes to Castro area businesses. In this edition, two new businesses have recently opened in the Castro and two more are on the way including an acai shop, a clothing store, a small grocery store, and a massage business.
Airbnb Bans Indoor Cameras to Boost Privacy, Unveils Stricter Rules for Outdoor Surveillance
Airbnb bans indoor security cameras in listings and enforces new rules for outdoor cameras to prioritize guest privacy, effective April 30, following consultations with hosts, guests, and privacy experts.
San Francisco Residents Brace for Another PG&E Rate Increase Approved by CPUC Amid Protests
PG&E bills in California will rise again following CPUC approval, an increase that adds roughly $3.65 to average customer bills starting in April to cover wildfire mitigation and system improvements.
Bay Area Council and Silicon Valley Leadership Group Explore Merger to Amplify California's Economic Clout
Two major California business groups, the Bay Area Council and the Silicon Valley Leadership Group, are discussing a merger to create a powerful business organization for regional innovation and policy influence.
San Francisco's Largest Mall Ushers in New Era as Emporium Centre with Nod to Historic Past
San Francisco's largest shopping center, formerly Westfield San Francisco Centre, rebrands to Emporium Centre San Francisco, aiming to attract diverse tenants and revitalize its retail environment.
Castro's Plant Therapy Faces Lease Termination After Monthslong Closure
Castro area plant shop Plant Therapy (2095 Market Street) faces an uncertain future after the store has remained closed for nearly four months.
Five Star Bancorp Sets Sights on San Francisco's Financial Scene with New Downtown Branch and Commercial Banking Team
Five Star Bancorp is set to open a full-service branch in San Francisco's financial district in Q3, signaling an expansion with a team of five commercial bankers amidst recent bank collapses.
Jeffrey's Toys, San Francisco's Beloved Toy Store Since 1938, Announces Permanent Closure Amid Crime and Economic Challenges
San Francisco's oldest toy store, Jeffrey's Toys, is permanently closing due to declining sales, crime, and other retail pressures, with a final sale announced by their lawyer, Ken Sterling.