Oasis, San Francisco's beloved drag nightclub, will permanently close at the end of the year after more than a decade of ...

Parallel threats have sent San Francisco's nightlife into a tailspin: The city is aging, making its economy increasingly ...

Oasis Nightclub, an iconic San Francisco venue that’s been a hub for drag shows, cabaret, live theater and LGBTQ+ culture and ...

Oasis Nightclub, the beacon of queer nightlife located at 11th and Folsom in San Francisco’s SOMA district, will close its ...

On the first Friday of reopening, restaurants were back to full capacity, not just in street-side parklets but in the inviting interiors San Francisco dining is all about.

San Francisco's nightlife came back to life as the city moved into the yellow tier with low COVID-19 case rates and a high percentage of residents receiving COVID-19 vaccinations.

San Francisco is known for a number of icons: the Golden Gate Bridge, the sea lions at Pier 39, Fisherman's Wharf, and the "Painted Ladies," to name a few. But once you've seen those attractions ...

OEA says 57-percent of the patrons do not live in San Francisco. The study found nightlife industries are "a major source of employment, economic activity, and tax revenue for the city.

SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- San Francisco city leaders believe one of the keys to bringing the city back is nightlife. Mayor London Breed says the number of bars and restaurants opening is on the rise ...

San Francisco's nightlife lives on at a roller rink in Golden Gate Park. By Amanda Bartlett, Assistant Local Editor Updated July 26, 2021 1:09 p.m.

As San Francisco's indoor bars and nightclubs remain closed amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Mayor London Breed on Monday announced the city will provide $2.5 million for the city's entertainment and ...