Konbini blends the spirit of a Japanese mini-mart with the mindset of an Italian deli — and makes a mean fan tuan, a Taiwanese breakfast staple.

Test-blind admissions have made Mission High one of the easiest paths into Berkeley, but the school’s students struggle to graduate.

Plus: The city tries again (and again) to fight street vending, a new reporter joins Power Play, and Art Agnos gets a street.

Rookie De’Zhaun Stribling has impressed at training camp. The 49ers might need him to contribute a lot more than they anticipated if Pearsall remains sidelined.

Deceptive booking websites have added hundreds of dollars to the cost of hotel stays, according to City Attorney David Chiu.

The Golden State star will want to see the Warriors continue to earn his loyalty. With an all-time player, you always have to keep earning it.

Since selecting Logan Webb in 2014, the Giants have struck out in attempts to land elite starters through the draft.

AI devotees in SF are convinced that smarter models solve everything. Medicine — and the seven years and $1 billion it takes to get a drug approved — says otherwise.

It’s the backbone of sandwiches, sauces, and salad dressings. For devoted haters, that’s exactly the problem.

Supervisor Matt Dorsey’s ordinance aims to create drug-free homeless housing, testing San Francisco's housing-first dogma.

Plus, a Charli XCX-themed block party, a street fair in Japantown, and Bay Day at the Exploratorium.

Los Angeles Sparks star Kelsey Plum could be available, but Golden State may not want to part with young talent in exchange for a pending free agent.

As the number calls reporting broken elevators skyrockets, a new law proposes to punish landlords. 

William Ohlson fled SF after allegedly torturing a kitten to death but adopted more animals in Nevada just days later.

The timing of the account comes as Newsom ramps up toward his expected 2028 presidential run.

Center fielder Harrison Bader was involved in a scooter accident over the weekend that further damaged his injured left foot.

Buster Posey could be enshrined in Cooperstown next summer. For now, he’s focused on giving the Giants a chance to compete in 2027.

A summer program led by an urbanist youth nonprofit and the Downtown Development Corporation prompted students to reimagine the area.

Footage of a teen pulling a boy from rough waves caught Trump’s eye.

The 49ers coach has suffered significant injuries in a car accident on July 14 that has left him with lingering concussion symptoms.

Golden State’s second-longest-tenured player is returning on a one-year, $27.7 million contract.

The San Francisco mayor is backing a bill from Rep. Kevin Mullin that would require autonomous vehicle companies to improve their performance during emergencies.

Gil Duran’s new book traces a through-line from SF school board recalls to Peter Thiel, Curtis Yarvin, and JD Vance.

Chef Danny Im, who grew up in Korea and trained in Japanese cooking, has opened a fusion restaurant called Anju on Valencia Street.

Permits filed with the city indicate streetwear brand Kith will expand to San Francisco for its first Bay Area location. 

Building owners who were wiped out financially by the pandemic are being kept on as a front, while investors call the real shots.

One body from the accident two weeks ago remains missing.

With Mike Evans set to become a primary target for Brock Purdy, the quarterback is also looking to make a connection with rookie De’Zhaun Stribling.

Instead of taking a big swing, the Warriors brought back most members of last season’s 37-win team.

Chris Foerster isn’t calling the plays or giving fiery team speeches, but he has stepped into a pivotal role for the 49ers.