A bystander flagged down the Recology driver, saying a person was yelling from inside the garbage truck.

Across the city, spray painted screeds against the city’s AI boom and its billionaires have popped up on AI billboards.

Unlike other Bay Area cities, Berkeley does not have a local camping ban. Now, neighbors say a West Berkeley encampment is spiraling out of control.

Neighborhood politics, tense lease negotiations, and bureaucratic paralysis has left 60 usable shelter beds in limbo.

With Moses Moody also recovering from knee surgery, there’s a clear path to playing time for Golden State’s young wings.

Fill the your holiday with a free Grateful Dead tribute in Golden Gate Park, the Hungry Ghost Festival in Chinatown, Hiero Day, and more.

With a new cookbook and a noodle shop on the way, Pim Techamuanvivit of Kin Khao and Nari is still going strong.

Green-card holders have been detained for more than a week, and those walking past had no clue it existed.

Five MLB teams have partnered with the prediction market platform.

The Jerusalem Coffee House will be closed while it fights three lawsuits that allege the pro-Palestinian cafe mistreated Jewish customers.

Coach Natalie Nakase and four Golden State players will participate in the FIBA World Cup before returning to the U.S. for a postseason run.

City leaders embraced Jason “JP” Peterson as a story of redemption. Then a jury convicted him of kidnapping.

A peer-reviewed study found that streets patrolled by the nonprofit ambassadors have lowered drug crime and behavioral health-related crime.

Kyle Shanahan and John Lynch are allowing themselves to feel optimistic about George Kittle and Nick Bosa’s chances to get to Australia to face the Rams.

How KPMG ended up as neighbors with one of the world’s most valuable startups — and what it says about downtown’s recovery.

Lurie pledged in 2025 to hand over his work messages. Now his office says it has none in instances where other departments readily produce them.

After acquiring offensive lineman Jarrett Patterson ahead of Sunday’s cutdown, the 49ers signed 14 players to their practice squad Monday.

One of the Lurie administration’s goals was to begin the overhaul in September 2025.

The Raiders cut Kansei Matsuzawa on Sunday, but a coach he’s never met is holding out hope that the kicker will land with a different team.

Al Guido’s February promotion and Paraag Marathe’s decision to focus on European soccer operations have led to notable shifts in how the franchise operates.

Employees of the AI giant are bankrolling a Democrat who wants to slow the industry down.

She turned a fight to reopen schools into San Francisco’s most influential parent organization. Now she’s stepping down, leaving behind power, supporters, and critics.

A waterfront restaurant, a Melbourne-style sushi spot, a beloved bakery's bigger storefront, and a brewery's cocktail debut are all on the way.

GrowSF, SEIU, and other unlikely allies say Rafael Mandelman’s move to strip Bilal Mahmood of committee seats amounts to political retaliation.

Plus: A YIMBY endorsement for District 8, a Newsom legislative deal is dead, and the Sunshine Ordinance saga continues.

John Lynch and Kyle Shanahan are still navigating complex maneuvers to ensure San Francisco has adequate depth at key positions.

San Francisco’s chief economist says AI hasn’t juiced job growth yet, but it is driving up rents and office demand.

Two of the greatest players in Giants history put the past behind them during a ceremony to retire Kent’s No. 21.

The company has launched paid rides in its newest driverless vans as it expands its territory and fleet, and pursues robotaxi dominance in SF.

Most of the leasing volume involved big tenants reshuffling their footprint. But with nothing new being built, investors are buying anyway.