The city has spent around $9 million on skate infrastructure in the last decade. It’s hard to believe it used to jail people for skating on the sidewalk.

Offering Anthropic or OpenAI equity for a home in the city isn’t a trend, or a wise financial decision.

The No. 11 pick says he’s never been this winded. He’s dominating Summer League games in Las Vegas anyway.

The Austrian national team connected with a Mountain View baker whose old-world techniques met their high European bread standards.

Plus: San Francisco Democrats punt District 8 endorsement process.

San Francisco is hoping to host the 2028 All-Star Game if MLB players participate in the Olympics in Los Angeles.

Three decades of loyal clients keep her tethered to a city she can no longer afford to call home.

The city got blamed after buyers pulled out of the deal. But the real mess has always been on the sellers’ side, where no one is truly in charge.

Josh Harris shepherded Trick Dog to international fame. Now he’s betting it all on Quik Dog, a “sports bar inside a family restaurant.”

After taking pitcher Jackson Flora with the No. 4 pick, Buster Posey and the Giants selected Barry Bonds’ nephew, Peyton Bonds, in the third round of the draft.

Dubbed “Freeze AI on Slushy Day,” the march wound from OpenAI’s Mission Bay HQ to Anthropic and Google, with a detour to jeer at a16z.

The right-hander out of UC Santa Barbara immediately becomes the top pitching prospect in the Giants’ farm system.

Golden State’s deep bench, lockdown defense, and ability to close out tough opponents have keyed the WNBA’s longest active win streak.

From peach stands in Modesto to a mirrored glamping cabin in Three Rivers, here's how to do Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks right.

Coach Natalie Nakase said the Australian guard’s role as a WNBA development player is “almost like being an intern.”

In one of San Francisco’s grandest neighborhoods, plans for a five-bedroom house — and removal of a mature tree — cause an uproar.

Plus: The Waggle spies the billionaires descending on Sun Valley and the Joseph Gordon-Levitt movie taking over FiDi.

Donald Luu, former president of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, claims his accuser violated a settlement deal by going public.

The Giants ace deleted his account after replying to a reporter and fans who criticized the team.

The league is getting bigger, and Golden State has built a healthy amount of frontcourt depth this offseason.

If UCLA shortstop Roch Cholowsky and Georgia Tech catcher Vahn Lackey are off the board, UC Santa Barbara pitcher Jackson Flora could be the best player available.

Robotaxis have gone from a fun novelty to a huge headache for emergency responders trying to save lives.

Former EFF director Cindy Cohn on what decades of digital-rights battles taught her — and why she’s worried.

The forecast is partly sunny with a chance of block parties. Spend the weekend exploring the city with live music, new restaurants, and comedy.

Long a staple of Scandinavian, Middle Eastern, and South Asian cooking, cardamom is finding a devoted following across San Francisco.

The 2.6-acre lot comes with a trout pond, a meditation hut, and plenty of literary history.

The second baseman is having the best season of his career and said he would be “open” to discussing his long-term future with the organization.

Supervisor Bilal Mahmood introduced a proposal last month to fund affordable grocery stores, but last minute political wrangling has effectively nixed it.

The president of baseball operations has opportunities to improve the franchise through the MLB draft and ahead of the Aug. 3 trade deadline.

Philadelphia, Cleveland, and Golden State appear to be the most likely landing spots for LeBron James.