You’ll have to compromise and be creative, but bargains are still out there and blissfully bidding-war free. 

Perfect for heat-seekers, wine lovers, and dog owners, this weekend getaway is only two and a half hours from the Bay.

With Friends of Sunset Boulevard like these, who needs enemies?

The 49ers will start training camp practices on Sunday with no shortage of alpha veterans to help get through their coach’s recovery period.

The 49ers head coach will participate in team activities on a limited basis at the beginning of training camp as he recovers.

After joining Golden State on a hardship contract last August, Charles has become a key two-way contributor in Natalie Nakase’s rotation.

The Waggle uncovers why the historian caused beef between two elite bastions. Plus: The return of a homegrown K-Pop star.

Thirsty to see Christopher Nolan flick as the director intended, moviegoers are buying $100 tickets, standing for three hours, or coding entire websites.

A tale of two visionaries, a tragic death, a jilted lover, and a crumbling hospitality empire. 

Nearly 875,000 signatures stand between the Balanced Housing Act and the November 2030 ballot — and the Marina Safeway fight just gave the campaign new momentum.

The confrontation between police and Stud Alley partygoers is under scrutiny as the district attorney files charges

After Bob Myers convinced James to continue his career in Philadelphia, Golden State GM Mike Dunleavy is left with limited options to improve his roster.

There are limited options for Golden State to pursue, but the front office could check in on Trey Murphy III or even pursue a reunion with Klay Thompson.

The lawsuit, which was filed months after the murder of George Floyd, will pay out to thousands of current and former Black employees.

The Warriors created a path for their former nemesis to team up with Stephen Curry and Draymond Green, but that won’t happen.

Friends of Iryna Gorb are rallying to help after a viral video showed her arrest at the airport

It would be ideal for the 49ers to see several young players blast through practices and reinforce the idea that the team has a next generation of stalwarts emerging.

San Francisco finally got a billboard that understood its AI anxiety. Then we found out who bought it.

One of the Bay Area’s highest-priced listings has found a buyer, showing how rare opportunities on large land parcels are motivating luxury buyers to make moves.

Buster Posey might not overhaul the roster, but the organization must clear the way for prospects and inexperienced players to receive opportunities.

Anthony Davis has been linked to Golden State, but the Warriors have not had substantive talks with the Wizards about a potential trade.

It’s finally sunny in San Francisco. Bring the whole group chat to an outdoor movie night, embark on a taco crawl, hunt for vintage treasures, and more.

Planning commissioners unanimously approved a condo project that previously would not have seen the light of day in the residential neighborhood.

Years after Google bus blockades and a facial-recognition ban, San Francisco has embraced surveillance drones and robocars. Will the truce between tech and the city last?

I love television, but I hate what Silicon Valley did to it.

After years of free sidewalk shows, the Haight Street shop has obtained an entertainment license and a proper bar program.

Golden State owns the WNBA’s second-best record at the All-Star break, but there are still ways Natalie Nakase’s team can improve.

Maz Naba’s hit pop-up is moving into the former Bar Agricole, giving the chef space to serve everything from housemade charcuterie to cocktails.

The boom that is reversing the doom-loop trend has also revived the city’s oldest challenge — and reshaped the mayor’s governing agenda.

Sweden abolished its century-old wealth tax in 2007 after it punished entrepreneurship and raised little revenue. California risks making the same mistake.