The Giants’ ace is an undisputed clubhouse leader, but he’s the first to suggest it’s easier for position players to lead an MLB team.

Kyle Shanahan said the star pass rusher will be back “in a few weeks.” Until then, the team will be scrambling to keep enough healthy players on the defensive line.

Could chatbots have souls? Learn to love? Refuse military service? Philosophers and tech workers gathered last weekend at the Lighthaven compound to figure it out.

Whenever he ends his career, we will know that the Golden State star achieved everything he possibly could with this franchise.

The four-time NBA champion signed a two-year deal that will keep him with the same franchise that drafted him in 2009.

Behind the clip that broke the internet: A grieving husband, a thoughtful wife, and a reminder that you can’t hear what a couple is saying from your couch.

Super Bowl windows are sometimes imaginary and sometimes real, but they’re also very temporary.

Apolinar “Paul” Quesada, who has also worked as assistant principal and principal at two SF middle schools, is on leave over a 1995 case.

The nurses' bargaining committee rejected the offer unanimously, citing workplace safety concerns, staffing, and a layoff guarantee that didn't go far enough.

Nvidia-branded trailers were dumped when the crooks realized what was actually inside.

One X post from the team’s account outraged fans. A Kalshi executive explains how the company responded.

The Giants say goodbye to Mike Krukow, the 49ers look to improve to 3-0, and the Valkyries play their first postseason game at Chase Center.

The grass-fed patties at Iggy’s Burger carry on a family legacy extending back to Argentina.

Kids say Amira can’t understand them. Teachers say the district is pushing it anyway. And the company has yet to prove it works.

Comedian Sophia Garrow asks the Democratic candidate for California governor about his stances on Israel, affordability, conspiracy theories, and rizz.

City Hall and the utility aimed for a fresh start after Lurie was elected. Frustration has grown in the administration, especially since the December blackout.

Some establishments are fielding calls for “sanity checks” ahead of the stormy season. Others are taking precautions to keep their own floors dry.

Steve Kerr is returning for his 13th season with Golden State, and the coach is committed to making key changes.

Kyle Shanahan’s team is looking to start 3-0 for the second consecutive season.

Natalie Nakase’s team will meet the Dallas Wings in a best-of-three first-round series.

The technology company has lost contracts in many blue cities, but San Francisco leaders are largely defending SFPD’s use of surveillance devices.

For more than 30 years, district’s Chinese immersion schools have taught Cantonese. The one opening next year will teach Mandarin.

With two new cafes and a roastery in the works, Wrecking Ball Coffee Roasters founder Trish Rothgeb is reclaiming her place at the top of the Bay Area coffee scene.

The chorus with a vagabond history wants to find one building for performances, rehearsals and administrative offices.

A project in a historic building pits merchants against the property’s owner over which vision of the future would best benefit an iconic intersection. 

The new head of SF’s homelessness department wants to shift money toward prevention and hold nonprofits accountable for results.

Everyone agrees that the city needs more homes. So why do the private markets keep chasing new downtown skyscrapers?

The Standard had behind-the-scenes access to the broadcaster’s remote booth for one of his final road-game broadcasts.

Think you know handrolls? The Australian version is bigger, cylindrical, and about to have a home in Russian Hill.

Employees at Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google DeepMind are pouring money into elections, hoping to counter a more than $100M industry campaign against regulation.