The San Francisco house that once belonged to the fictional Tanner family has sold after almost a year on the market.

So the memorable living room and kitchen where countless humorous exchanges took place never actually existed inside the house. That doesn't stop people from showing up and taking pictures. The "Full ...

Franklin later told Forbes that upwards of 200 fans took photos in front of the iconic house each day. Although the interiors of “Full House” were filmed at a Burbank studio, the Broderick ...

lot in Los Angeles. The home, which was built in 1883 by architect Charles Lewis Hinkel, was purchased by a producer of Full House Jeff Franklin in 2016 for $4 million in the hopes of turning the ...

That doesn't stop people from showing up and taking pictures. The "Full House" fandom is still alive — so much so that the show's creator, Jeff Franklin, paid $4 million for the house in 2016 ...

The San Francisco Victorian home prominently featured in the opening credits of the beloved sitcoms “Full House” and its spinoff “Fuller House” has officially found a new owner. Located at 1709 ...

John Stamos stood by his decision to help a South Florida nonprofit dedicated to honoring healthcare professionals after facing backlash online. Stamos, 61, caught heat on social media after ...

Controversial Great Highway park in SF officially named Although many people associate iconic San Francisco landmark The Painted Ladies with “Full House,” the Broderick Street property is not located ...

"The island holds a very special place in my heart". A lively, amusing and entertaining Q&A session with Bulletin editor Jason Moore.