Born from a family crisis and a love of late-night slices, New York-style pizza pop-up Fatty Natty is putting down roots in the neighborhood where it all began.

Rookie Bryce Eldridge is the team’s lone untouchable player, but Buster Posey must be willing to listen to offers on everyone else.

Golden State’s top 2026 draft pick outplayed Grizzlies rookie Cameron Boozer and led a fourth-quarter comeback on Sunday in Las Vegas.

Reilly, who considered becoming a Catholic priest early in his life, previously ran for mayor and was a major San Francisco political and civic leader.

Plus: AI workers spend their tokens on Scott Wiener’s congressional campaign, Sup. Bilal Mahmood’s grocery bill stays alive, somehow.

Elaine Forbes was jailed after deputies found her aboard someone else’s yacht early Saturday — less than three weeks after starting her new job.

Bilal Mahmood’s proposal lacked support to land on the ballot. So he’s pushing the same goals through a city ordinance instead.

Bilal Mahmood’s proposal lacked support to land on the ballot. So he’s pushing the same goals through a city ordinance instead.

Everyone says families flee SF — especially large ones, with more than two kids. We asked 9 super-sized clans to share their strategies on rent, space, and sanity.

Teens are using AI more than adults realize, and shame is pushing that use into hiding. Curiosity and honest conversation keep them safer than bans do.

The city’s omakase restaurants exploded in the 2010s. Why is the most prestigious dining guide snubbing them?

After a draining debut season, Golden State’s second-year guard has spent his summer preparing for a bigger role.

A Bay Area father says an airline worker threatened to call immigration authorities on him, saying he did not “act like a citizen.”

During past blackouts and major events, the company left dozens of vehicles stranded. This time, it says, it suspended rides before that could happen again.

Campaign filings show AI employees donating faster, more heavily, and more in sync than three prior tech-IPO donor classes. Here’s where the money is going.

Plus: Odyssey fever hits San Francisco, AI billionaires are dropping beats, and who will star in a Real Housewives of Silicon Valley?

A tragic romance drove Nicole Holmes and Aamonte Hadley to rob their way across the Bay Area, before tearing them apart forever.

The San Francisco Giants let one potential batting champion get away in 2024. Another could be on his way out ahead of the Aug. 3 trade deadline.

The charges against former Deputy Damon Jones, 34, faces two felonies charges stemming from September. He was fired in October.

In a follow-up inquiry Thursday, Supervisor Jackie Fielder asked for details on the officers’ actions during the Trans March and Stud Ally party.

The DA says a state Supreme Court ruling forced officials to release the man ahead of Monday’s arraignment despite the “sickening” nature of the crime.

San Francisco’s struggles in the last decade are directly correlated to the franchise’s inability to identify, draft, and develop top talent.

Kelly Lyons’ phenomenal pies are available only by preorder for pickup Sundays at SoMa’s Saltwater Bakeshop — at least, for now.

The $30-per-hour wave is coming. Alameda County is ground zero.

The forecast is sunny with a chance of scoring big. Mix and mingle at Kilowatt, celebrate Oasis’ reopening, get hyped for the World Cup final, and more.

Breanna Gordon has missed court dates at least four times — and keeps getting released from jail anyway.

Thanks to a last-minute donation, the celebrated drag cabaret reopens Friday with an elevated yet campy vibe.

AI can replace a lecture. It can’t replace a seminar, argues Wesleyan President Michael Roth.

UC faculty wanted a decision on standardized testing by September. The regents set a due date for June 2027.

The Warriors are in the mix to sign one of the greatest players in NBA history, but no one inside the organization knows when he’ll make a decision.