Family troubles, a tough location, and a health scare meant chef-owner Seth Stowaway’s casual, all-day diner never got off the ground.

The suspected predators were busted when they thought they were meeting minors.

With a panicked rental market comes a surge of scams — including one the city’s watchdogs have never seen before.

The 2025 All-Star became a face of the franchise in Golden State’s inaugural season. This year, she’s embracing different responsibilities.

The bartender behind some of the city’s most inventive cocktails is dedicating an entire bar to martinis, mozzarella sticks, and mortadella sandwiches.

We obsess over authenticity. But the dishes that mean the most to chefs rely on something much harder to replicate.

Rookie Bryce Eldridge said a group of young players is motivated to help the rookie manager build a winning culture in San Francisco.

No amount of kicking and screaming will stop mega projects from coming to San Francisco.

State Sen. Aisha Wahab is the frontrunner in the race, but a $2 million ad campaign is trying to derail her.

Curate your own lineup of headline-worthy concerts, Charli XCX-themed afterparties, art events, and more to appease your festival-induced FOMO.

 Meet the AI — “Average Individual” —  behind the viral ChatTJB billboard.

Monday’s moves supplemented everything else Buster Posey and Zack Minasian have done recently to stock the franchise with young talent.

The president of baseball operations expected to contend this season. The team’s terrible record forced him to sell at the trade deadline.

After months on the lam, “Lucky Luke” Brugnara, who once fled on foot from federal court, faces fraud charges for buying a house with $400,000 in Covid relief funds.

Internal records reveal “rushed” planning and Muni being unprepared for an onslaught of riders.

The Giants’ president of baseball operations made five trades and acquired eight players ahead of Monday’s deadline. It was a win for the organization.

Purdy has been the 49ers’ constant since Jimmy Garoppolo’s 2022 injury and should be entering his prime.

After winning an NBA title with the New York Knicks, Brown took in practice Monday in Santa Clara and broke down the team huddle.

The banker sat down with The Standard to discuss the AI boom, affordable housing, and what he’d like to do after JPMorgan — rather than run for president.

Another Planet Entertainment alleges that Alarcon Bohn overcharged for faulty work on the historic venue yet promoted its work as a success.

Ahead of the MLB trade deadline, the Giants traded Luis Arráez, Robbie Ray, and Tyler Mahle

San Francisco traded Tyler Rogers, Camilo Doval, and Mike Yastrzemski during Posey’s first year running the team’s baseball operations department.

The city’s latest economic report shows AI money flowing into offices and rents, while job growth is seen mostly in other industries.

Golden State doubled down on continuity and bypassed a chance to add players to its roster on Sunday.

After sending Tyler Mahle to Atlanta on Sunday, Buster Posey completed another deal with an AL East club on Monday.

The bank’s investment in the Potrero Power Station project is part of a broader bet on affordable housing.

AB 1383 would let CalPERS and CalSTRS keep lowballing what they ask public employees to pay, leaving taxpayers to cover the gap — again.

The cost of the biggest, most visible signs along the U.S. 101 has surged 20%-30% from pre-pandemic levels. Nearly all are leased by AI, tech, and finance companies.

Buster Posey sent the right-handed starter to Atlanta in exchange for Anthony Molina.

Plus: PACs spend big against state Sen. Aisha Wahab, SFUSD high schoolers play hooky, and short-lived Supervisor Beya Alacaraz makes a KQED appearance.