Kyle Shanahan’s team has returned from Australia and will open a stretch of three consecutive home games on Sunday against Miami.

Comedian Sophia Garrow asks the Republican candidate for governor of California about his views on feet, Charlie Kirk, ICE, and glizzies.

Turns out all my love life needed was data input and pattern recognition.

The franchise hasn’t had multiple left-handed hitters with 30 home runs in the same season since moving to San Francisco in 1958.

A couple of Lowell High School juniors are behind the grassroots organization DeFlock SF.

The year-old Q Specialty Coffee plans to open a Howard Street location with an emphasis on tea drinks. 

Crypto founder Chris Larsen, who has put more than $12 million toward police surveillance technology, said data gathered by Flock camera should be wiped more regularly.

The city attorney says two defendants filed eight forged deeds to seize ownership of Sea Cliff property

The Giants’ president of baseball operations gave a clear signal about a different kind of strategy for next season, which will start with addressing the pitching staff.

David Lee Hoffman says he’s an environmentalist. Marin County says he’s been breaking the law for a half-century.

Unless officers stop wearing T-shirts and backward hats, they could be forced to wear more formal, old-school wool uniforms.

Bike commutes are up 52%, shared bike and scooter usage has doubled, and injuries are rising too. What the city needs isn’t a ban — it’s a backbone.

A Standard investigation found SF never fulfilled its obligation to provide free lawyers to domestic violence survivors. Now the state is stepping in.

They’re preserving a piece of history that defines the city’s image for tourists and locals alike. 

Economist Satoshi Fukuda of Santa Clara University unpacks the motives behind the industry’s talk of restraint, cooperation, and race with China.

Plus: A D10 candidate races ahead, Pelosi makes another stump speech and a bathhouse revival is underway.

Veteran receiver Deebo Samuel and tight end Luke Farrell will play more prominent roles moving forward.

Officers secretly surveilled the Black Panther apartments for a month before breaking down its doors to recover a pair of shoes, a lawsuit claims.

Why researchers are walking out of AI labs — and what an ex-Googler learned about believing your employer too long.

City shelters and other supportive housing sites would be required to keep vaccination records and report any attacks to the Vicious and Dangerous Dog Unit. 

The orchestra’s first-ever strike has no end in sight, as musicians say the company’s math doesn’t add up and the opera says it has no choice but to freeze wages.

After a major price cut, a Wordpress founder is buying the retrofitted tugboat from the counterculture legend. 

After a week of dire warnings, the CEOs of OpenAI and Anthropic toned down doom messages at the Dreamforce conference.

Life skills or initiation? Alpha School’s 8-week bootcamp splits the internet.

After years of environmental excommunication, Pacific bluefin tuna is back in good graces — and increasingly being caught just off our shores.

Golden State coach Natalie Nakase has stretched her bench during the regular season. She might need Veronica Burton and Gabby Williams to take over in the playoffs.

An all-out marketing blitz, decades of nostalgia, and the Rams’ snub created the perfect conditions for Melburnians to fall in love.

Plus, the Autumn Moon Festival in Chinatown, a community run for fans of “The Odyssey,” the Haight Ashbury Street Fair, and more.

Should Proposition H fail to pass, delays from the resulting service cuts would likely cost more than the parcel tax itself.

A watchdog found consultants wrongly billed taxpayers for travel, including to nightclubs, first-class flights, and international airfare.