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.

Tony Garnicki wants to convert an old university building to housing. The school helped him buy the building, then served him a notice of default.

The Warriors superstar said that an extension can “determine a lot of different things” for the franchise.

The satire site is expanding from Marin to the Bay Area.

Plus: Danny Sauter introduces his own historic district, PG&E uses a bee to fight public power, and a spicy Flock vote tonight.

The team signed veteran Brandin Cooks to the practice squad and added defensive tackle Naquan Jones to the 53-man roster this week.

The convicted Theranos founder isn’t just coming to theaters. Holmes will leave prison and move to a halfway house next year.

A Sonoma County ranch on 25 acres made a splash on social media. Now it just needs a buyer who “wants to be super fancy but also wants to get dirty.” 

Devin Booker, Karl-Anthony Towns, and Michael Porter Jr. are among players Golden State could pursue in the future.

Plus, Portola Festival, Folsom Street Fair, a light show at Grace Cathedral, and more. 

In an anxious city, the Alemany Farmers Market is the one place where everything from rogue AI agents to political division seems to disappear.

Two decades after voters demanded treatment on demand, drug users are still struggling to get into detox.

Rejected by investors and nearly bankrupt twice, Tubi turned its low-budget origins into a billion-dollar edge by embracing the obscure, trashy, and otherwise ignored.

The San Francisco Chinese Chamber of Commerce has organized the event for 73 years, but allegations made in a recent lawsuit may change that.

No team has more players who have needed elbow reconstruction surgery this year than the Giants.

Manifund, spun out of the prediction market Manifold, also gave FTX’s former engineering chief a trial last year, court filings show.

Stanford replaced Latino man with AI-generated Black woman in back-to-school banner

The venture capital firm is starting a for-profit alternative to traditional college in San Francisco.

The quarterback’s teammates describe him as “special” and “unbelievable” after a dominant start.

Catherine Stefani called for the release of Ho-Yin Mo, who was arrested last week during an enforcement operation at the Las Vegas airport.

George Lucas’ billion-dollar museum opens in L.A. today. It could have been here.

Paying extra for early access to Trump’s posts essentially equates to insider trading, David Chiu’s lawsuit alleges.

Health issues have made this week difficult to cope with for the longtime broadcast partners, their families, the team, and a slew of Giants fans.

Inner Sunset’s Irving Subs, known for its Dutch crunch bread and garlicky mayo, is moving into the former Twitter HQ food hall.

After weeks of escalation around AI fears, everyone from experts to politicians is suggesting more ways to rein in the technology.

Although San Francisco has at least six data centers, the city’s planning department does not track them.

The commission has spent 30 years advocating for SF’s neediest kids. That work requires understanding public schools.

The two lions removed from the city this year are now tagged and tracked as part of a study of an isolated, inbreeding population.

Nick Bosa, Fred Warner, and Osa Odighizuwa are steadying presences, but the defensive coordinator has also brought new wrinkles to the unit.