As the WNBA prepares to take a three-week break, Natalie Nakase is paying close attention to each player’s workload.

The sports apparel retailer is part of a wave of companies boomeranging back to the area after pandemic departures.

Bay Area nightlife veterans take over the Foundry, bringing together a legendary sound system and a phone-free dance floor policy.

The infield coach turned Luis Arráez into a premium defender at second base and could help up-and-coming prospects prepare for the majors next spring.

Tourist destinations, including the famed Esalen wellness retreat, are closed while the Timber Fire rages.

California, New Mexico, and Mississippi are the only states with no minimum age to get married.

From Stars to Sam’s to Cotogna: A short history of the political culinary restaurant scene.

Christiana Porter suffered a concussion and separated right shoulder when a San Francisco police officer violently arrested her in 2024.

Judges, legal observers, and even the sheriff are sounding alarms as the city scrambles to close a gap that could mean fewer defendants in court and less safe streets.

De’Zhaun Stribling, Romello Height, Gracen Halton, Jaden Dugger, and undrafted free agent Will Pauling could all earn early playing time.

The announcement comes after a year marked by numerous major gallery closures in San Francisco.

This year’s festival was largely for teenagers and the over-35 crowd.

Buster Posey’s front office has plenty of smart minds. None has the experience executing a turnaround the way Forst could in San Francisco.

A Momofuku Ko alum helped design the menu, which spans Korean fried chicken, East Coast subs, raw oysters, and handrolls.

It took multiple law changes and the perfect property to come available for a project like 150 Hayes St. to become a reality.

Pablo Sandoval believes teenage prospects Luis Hernández, Josuar González, and Jhonny Level will bring another World Series title to San Francisco.

You’ve heard of Dario and Daniela Amodei — but who are the other six founders about to hit the IPO jackpot? Meet the execs poised to become the Bay’s new power brokers.

The progressive ran on a pro-Palestine platform amidst an upswing for left-wing candidates nationally.

Nelson changed the Warriors in both of his coaching tenures. Then he changed them forever as he was headed out the door.

Before Steph Curry and Steve Kerr won four titles with an innovative style, “Nellie Ball” transformed the sport.

Outside Lands group costumes are out. Dressing like your favorite artist — or their art — is in.

A decade after the last boom, the frozen treat is drawing lines again — but this time, the toppings are more sophisticated, and the yogurt is extra tart.

Culture shock and long-distance commutes are bringing former Bay Area residents back, only to find the most brutal housing market in years. 

After the Golden Bears’ former QB won the Heisman Trophy and a national championship, Cal wasn’t about to let another star arm, Jaron-Keawe Sagapolutele, get away.

From Brat green booty shorts to fur coats and full normcore, what’s the vibe at America’s chilliest festival?

The 49ers’ coach ran a full-team meeting last weekend for the first time since his July 14 accident, and he’s led the last several post-practice huddles.

Kyle Shanahan returned to the press conference lectern Saturday after several defensive backs enjoyed their best day of training camp.

Too many renters, too few homes, and high prices are inducing “renter fatigue” in the apartment hunt.

“Like swinging in the ’70s”: Syringe-toting techies hit up clinics and parties to trade tips and pricks.

Plus: The return of Zak Williams and the nuptials of Leopold and