As Krukow’s final season winds down, Kuiper looks back on decades spent broadcasting with his best friend: “I’ll miss us entertaining each other.”

Agents say they’re increasingly helping homebuyers mask their identities.

It feels like Golden State has been losing to Minnesota forever, but it’s been just a blip of basketball history. It’s still new.

As AI makes entry-level jobs scarce, young workers are getting creative to get noticed.

From pasta Joy Division album covers to Mario-themed hats, chefs and owners are treating merch as art.

Sublets keep San Francisco rents survivable for thousands — until a master tenant dies or leaves, and the law offers little protection.

Plus: Pelosi’s fundraising machine for Chan, YIMBY getting feisty, and endorsement season kicks off.

Defense lawyers say law enforcement reports omitted the involvement of Chris Hansen’s production.

Two graffiti writers rappelled down the side of the building to paint huge, vertical pieces.

Jonathan Carver Moore has enjoyed a meteoric rise in San Francisco’s art world for championing Black and queer artists. Now, more than a dozen are claiming unpaid debts.

Plus, a dog adopt-athon pool party, a hole-digging party, DJ sets at the de Young Museum, and more.

It’s Fogust, and I want to eat tomatoes without my coat on.

Legal experts suspect it’s less about fighting crime than about protecting the company in court.

Outside groups poured $6 million into boosting Melissa Hernandez, helping erase Aisha Wahab’s 26-point lead in the June primary.

The high profile lawsuit from four states, including California, will put Instagram and Facebook’s handling of young users in the spotlight.

Captains of San Francisco’s 500-person hockey league could skate off into the sunset after nearly 30 years at Yerba Buena. The new management is willing to let them. 

A joint session with the Chargers gave Brock Purdy and his teammates an opportunity to square off against Trey Lance and Mike McDaniel.

A promised fix to the district’s enrollment system was due this year. It stalled — and families are still paying for it.

The supervisor’s opponent says her endorsements from Reps. Ro Khanna and Nancy Pelosi undercut her branding as the working families’ candidate.

No region has embraced the league quite like the Bay Area, where the Golden State Valkyries play in front of a sellout crowd every game.

State regulators visited more than a dozen times over three years. Former teachers say little changed until the money ran out.

With affordable prices and a knack for making the familiar feel fresh, Esme is off to a strong start in the Lower Haight.

After Turner Hill and Trent Harris reached the big leagues in the same week, another undrafted player, Bo Davidson, could arrive in San Francisco soon.

The district ranks in the bottom 4% for funding in the state, the superintendent says.

With 10 games left in the regular season, Natalie Nakase’s squad became the second WNBA team to lock up a postseason berth.

The 11-member legislative board is having its first major rift of the mayor’s term.

Six months after a toddler was fatally hit near a Mission Bay school, a new one there is among the first to get upgrades.

Next season should be the pivot point of Posey’s presidential era in San Francisco.

Rookie receiver De’Zhaun Stribling and linebacker Jaden Dugger could earn early playing time if they continue to impress during the preseason.

Test scores, closures, screens, and a record-breaking board race: the school year’s biggest fights are just starting.