SF New Deal’s Vacant to Vibrant program continues to play matchmaker between landlords and small businesses. 

The Trump administration’s blockade of Cuba is choking off a joyful, decades-old cultural exchange between the Bay Area and the island.

Party chair Nancy Tung admitted DCCC’s misconduct policy failed accusers but rejected calls to resign.

The rookie defensive tackle is part of a young unit that has found ways to generate pressure and win games without injured star Nick Bosa.

The theme of Sunday: In every huge moment, quarterback Brock Purdy just threw the ball toward No. 5.

Eddy Piñeiro hit the go-ahead 44-yard field goal with less than two minutes remaining to secure the victory for Kyle Shanahan’s team.

Golden State agreed to a five-year extension with the former first-round draft pick, who averaged a career-high 13.8 points per game last season.

Porzingis has been away from the team with a mysterious health issue for two weeks

Five families open up about the trade-offs, coping strategies, and community they've found in one of the city's most troubled neighborhoods.

At a Van Ness arena, 200-pound robots wielded steel blades.

Renting is brutal right now. Here’s how experts say you can win the apartment hunt.

Golden State has reportedly agreed to a five-year, $110 million deal to keep its 2023 first-round draft pick with the franchise.

Also this week in the Waggle: A bunch of weird stuff happened at Tech Week, and SF tries to land the James Beard Awards.

Presidio Bay and the founder of Holbrook House are building a restaurant and event space atop a tower that is getting a complete face-lift.

Men paid up to $18,000 to practice on “flirt girls” at a Berkeley rationalist compound. Online, critics called it a sex cult.

As the cost of college soars and AI wreaks havoc on entry-level positions, young people are forgoing desk jobs altogether. 

Supporters of the Sunset Dunes Park are asking voters: Won’t somebody think of the children?

With its impressive sushi and viral chicken, it’s the buzziest grocery store ribbon-cutting in some time.

David Xu faced up to life in prison for poisoning his colleague but got probation and one day in jail. Now his victim, Rong Yuan, is speaking out.

Gabby Williams scored eight overtime points as the Valkyries beat A’ja Wilson’s Aces to set up a Finals showdown with the Atlanta Dream.

Fans showed up in droves for the store’s opening day.

If anyone can slow down quarterback Brock Purdy and the 49ers’ offense, it’s Seahawks defensive mastermind, Mike Macdonald.

Starting center Kiah Stokes has given Golden State a rebounding edge while newcomer Aminata Gueye has played a critical role in slowing A’ja Wilson.

The Academy of Art University was once sued by the city for converting affordable housing to dorms. Now, some of those buildings house aspiring billionaires.

San Francisco ended the season with 17 players on the 60-day injured list and Buster Posey must soon begin reshaping the roster.

The public defender plans to ask the state to strip three officers of their certification over their treatment of Kevon Gibson.

Kyle Shanahan’s team is eager for a rematch against the defending Super Bowl champions after Seattle knocked San Francisco out of the playoffs.

The board is choosing between two plans that guarantee a neighborhood school. One gives more choice; the other keeps kids closer to home.

A deep, probing look at the three-day flirting conference, where men paid up to $18k to learn to talk to women.

Since the Dec. 20 blackout, San Francisco has lost power at scale nearly once a week. City leaders want state regulators to dig in.