Kyle Shanahan and John Lynch don’t draft like everybody else, which seems to have worked out well for the team this year.

As rents skyrocket, developers are predicting a building boom in the next two years.

San Francisco’s famous shopping district became synonymous with closures and dysfunction. Now the conditions are in place for it to thrive again.

The Civil Grand Jury’s key recommendations aimed to increase oversight of homelessness funding and housing sites where unhoused people overdose.

Plus: The fight for every last word in the voter information pamphlet, and Lurie finally sits at the bargaining table.

The team’s star tight end and running back returned to the practice field Sunday and are optimistic the offense could be at full strength by Week 1.

The city is still ground zero for the industry boom. But as machine companies scale up, they can’t find the space to match.

Buster Posey has an incentive to evaluate Bo Davidson in the big leagues this season, but Parks Harber may have to wait until 2027 for his debut.

Bay Area buyers are considering family compounds as an answer to single-family home premiums and the loneliness epidemic 

Ka Kai’s owners thought San Franciscans needed to ease into the less-familiar northern Thai cuisine. Turns out they were wrong.

A developer‘s plan for 665 apartments at Sunset magazine’s HQ has angered locals. I ran the magazine — and think California needs housing more than a shrine to suburbia.

Katia Verresen has made a career teaching Silicon Valley executives to slow down.

But Da Mayor doesn’t want them back. Also in this week’s Waggle: a new Lurie baby, a #luxurynanny, and a tech-conference afterparty with a billionaire DJ.

SFUSD says the work is safe, but parents say they didn’t learn it would continue into the school year until they showed up on the first day of instruction.

Residents of a fire-damaged downtown building say they were blindsided by an email demanding they clear out by Sunday — with no relocation payments offered.

Police say the employees gave the suspect clothing to conceal his identity and lied to officers to prevent them from locating him.

The seven must pay fines and do community work as part of the penalty for obstructing the bridge during a 2024 protest against the war in Gaza.

Play-by-play voice Duane Kuiper will continue working after his close friend retires.

The left-handed prospect threw two scoreless innings Wednesday in his MLB debut against the Guardians.

Don’t let Fogust keep you inside. From a free movie night in the Marina to wrestling at Ocean Beach, we planned a full weekend of the city’s best bites and happenings.

Boozy and slightly unhinged, Shotski’s Alpine Lodge is how Future Bars is getting its groove back.

Our new relationships column: The fertility treatments were my husband’s plan. The night at The Mirage was mine.

Families who land in San Francisco’s public school system tend to love it. But the stress of enrollment still drives people out of SF or straight into private school.

Once a campaign finance reformer who railed against big money in politics, Ned Wigglesworth is now wielding it in the year’s most contentious campaign.

A 2024 law that banned landlords from using rent-setting algorithms has yet to produce a single lawsuit.

Hundreds of drug-use complaints filed via app have been canceled, with users told to call police themselves — a step most aren't willing to take.

Quarterback Brock Purdy played 12 snaps on Thursday against the Chargers and connected with rookie wide receiver De’Zhaun Stribling on three passes.

Authorities appear to be building a civil rights case against the former congressman, according to the statute cited in a search warrant obtained by The Standard.

Golden State’s coach has instilled her team with stubbornness and swagger. It still needs a solution against the WNBA’s best defenses.

Chicano Nuevo’s $95 tasting menu turns a humble beach-town staple into an elaborate, deeply personal expression of Abe Núñez’s cooking.