San Francisco West Portal hardware store closing after nearly 9 decades
A hardware store in San Francisco's West Portal is closing up shop after being in business for 88 years.
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A hardware store in San Francisco's West Portal is closing up shop after being in business for 88 years.
A hardware store in San Francisco's West Portal is closing up shop after being in business for 88 years. Andrea Nakano reports.
Whether it's a photo of the Golden Gate Bridge from a never-before-seen angle, a handmade burnished clay pot or a Peruvian alpaca shawl, holiday craft fairs all over the Bay Area offer wares ranging from the whimsical to the useful and always original.
San Francisco supervisors approved Mayor London Breed's plan to eliminate annual license fees for 91% of restaurants and 87% of bars and nightclubs, aides said Tuesday.
As the crisis of not enough childcare resources continues in California, one Bay Area mom is hoping to bridge that gap with a daycare out of her home.
Wilson Walker reports on the drop in foot traffic impacting business in Union Square amid holiday shopping season.
Just in time for Small Business Saturday, many local vendors in San Jose are hosting a nine-day pop-up event in the Willow Glen neighborhood.
For those seeking a flavorful journey to Peru, Emelina's in Santa Clara offers a vibrant taste of the South American country's rich culinary traditions.
The rising popularity of accessory dwelling units or ADUs built on private property have officials in one East Bay city promoting a similar idea that would bring more neighborhood corner stores to Berkeley.
A San Francisco whale watching business is getting a lot more attention this year thanks to a a dog who helps the crew find whales.
Araujo's Mexican Grill in San Jose recently became the epicenter of a recent 49ers celebration, thanks to a generous donation from Pepsi, the team and an NFL Hall of Famer.
While kids were trick or treating Halloween night, some in San Francisco partied adult style at the "Nightmare on Front Street," the latest event held in the city's designated "entertainment zone."
Andrea Nakano reports on the increase in business San Francisco bars and restaurants are seeing thanks to Fleet Week foot traffic.
During Fleet Week in San Francisco, many of the businesses are enjoying the extra dollars the increased number of visitors are pouring into the local economy.
The sidewalks were getting busier in downtown San Francisco this week as Salesforce employees returned to working in the office full time.
Small businesses like independent yoga studios are grappling with rising costs and numerous challenges in a post-COVID economic climate.
Kenny Choi reports on how small businesses in San Francisco are still dealing with realities of a post-COVID economy.
San Francisco is adding a new wrinkle to its downtown revitalization plans by launching the state's first-ever "entertainment zone" district for its upcoming Okoberfest celebration.
Unlicensed street vendors in Chinatown are often elders trying to supplement social security income, but they still pose problems beyond simple competition.
Unlicensed street vendors in Chinatown are often elders trying to supplement social security income but still pose problems beyond competition. Andrea Nakano reports. (9-19-24)
CoCo Noir, a Black- and women-owned wine shop and bar in downtown Oakland is reopening Wednesday. Da Lin reports. (9-15-24) Website: http://kpix.com YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/CBSSanFrancisco Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/CBSSanFrancisco Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/KPIXtv Twitter: http://twitter.com/KPIXtv
A Black-owned wine tasting room in downtown Oakland plans to reopen this week after a temporary closure.
Sandy Chase turned what started as a record collection into a successful business, becoming the go-to seller for rare and hard to find vinyl. He's now looking to retire and sell his store and collection of at least 500,000 records to a new generation. Carter Evans has the story.
Business owners in Oakland's Jack London Square are fighting back against a plan to bring a homeless shelter into the area. Andrea Nakano reports. (9-5-24)
Officials in San Francisco on Friday provided details on a proposed "entertainment zone" in the city's downtown Financial District that would allow alcoholic beverages on the street during outdoor events and activations.
