Yekutiel, who said he does not recall the alleged 2023 incident, was previously accused of sexually assaulting Brad Joseph Chapin in 2020.

The city reports that 38% of people accept referrals to additional care but cannot say where they end up.

Immigration and a secondhand Susan Rice insult sparked the sharpest exchanges, but polls still show a lopsided race.

After Power Play raised questions about the use of the mayor’s name, the firm said Alexander Lurie was not aware of it and that the practice would stop.

Sean Payton’s team ranks No. 32 in expected points added while defending the run after finishing No. 8 last season.

KTAP’s founders include two teachers, a failed school board candidate, and a former SF Parents staffer.

Shouyong Zhang and Shili Chen were scheduled to appear in an East Bay court for the first time since allegedly gunning down Jonathan McKinsey in a park parking lot.

The interior designer’s new Minnesota Street Project gallery sells 200-plus pieces, many first sourced for her famously private clients.

Tech royalty has a new answer for the angry villagers.

The Manic Pixie Dream Girl sold lonely men a quirky girl fantasy. Her AI successor sells thought leadership and ragebait to the same audience.

The Golden State star signed a sneaker brand deal, dined with Warren Buffett, played in charity golf tournaments, traveled to China, and agreed to a contract extension.

Plus, the Valkyries in the WNBA playoffs, the Castro Street Fair, Downtown First Thursdays, and more.

Corgi, valued at more than $5 billion, was forced to rein in its real estate expansion plans this month after a series of mishaps.

The veteran guard played last season with a pair of thumb injuries that required summer operations.

The raw fish dish is here to stay. To some diners, it’s creative. To others, it’s a cop-out.

Buster Posey’s team should use 2027 to continue developing young players and shoot to contend in 2028, when top prospects could become difference-makers.

Golden State’s oldest and most experienced player turned 37 this month, but still has one of the quickest first steps in the WNBA.

The governor and potential presidential contender signed a bill that will help expand funding for drug-free housing. He vetoed a similar proposal last year.

CEO Sam Altman announced “dots,” the company’s answer to Meta’s Muse, at OpenAI’s developer day event.

Golden State scored 104 points, including 37 in the second quarter, in a blowout win Sunday over the Dallas Wings.

The president of baseball operations said he overestimated some of his relievers and explained that controlling the strike zone is a top goal for the 2027 season.

The woman behind Roy Hospitality will open a cafe called Olive Juice on Divisadero, serving olive oil–drenched smoothies, salads, and espresso drinks.

Rich Silverstein became San Francisco’s most prolific ad man through decades of playing on stereotypes. He might be stepping down, but he’s far from finished.

A new report finds 147 city-owned properties ripe for development, but funding gaps are the real obstacle.

How a sports bit turned into a harassment campaign against a grieving dad.

The price of one SoMa office building has gone through a roller-coaster trajectory.

A legendary cocktail bar returns, little fish make their Ferry Building debut, and a Japanese-French tasting menu lands in FiDi.

The listing agent warned buyers not to go inside. They made offers anyway.

The targeted lighters can be locked so the flame stays on, a preference of some drug users. But officials say the devices are dangerous to people and property.

Caseway’s founder also says he’ll steer clear of U.S. defense contracts until the political climate stabilizes.