A 100-loss season looms for the Giants. Here’s who’s left trying to stop it
Tony Vitello‘s club is a skeleton of its Opening Day self as just seven players on Monday’s roster were around when the season began.
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SF Standard
A 100-loss season looms for the Giants. Here’s who’s left trying to stop it
SF Standard
An arrest, injuries, and a warrant: The 49ers’ summer of chaos just keeps getting worse
As a trip to Australia approaches, the team is trying to outrun an onslaught of self-inflicted distractions.
2 hours ago
SF Standard
An arrest, injuries, and a warrant: The 49ers’ summer of chaos just keeps getting worse
SF Standard
China is burying the U.S. car industry. Tesla and Waymo are the last line of defense
America’s best chance of competing with China isn’t Detroit — it’s Silicon Valley, on the self-driving tech already being tested on San Francisco streets.
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SF Standard
China is burying the U.S. car industry. Tesla and Waymo are the last line of defense
SF Standard
Eventually, every restaurant finds its way to a burger
JouJou added the $27 Royale to its new bar menu. The move is part of an effort to make the French restaurant more casual, accessible, and worth walking into.
2 hours ago
SF Standard
Eventually, every restaurant finds its way to a burger
SF Standard
The most beloved Russian bakery in SF is finally opening in the Mission
Years of delays, a pandemic, and some neighborhood drama couldn't stop the 73-year-old Cinderella Bakery from bringing its honey cake and piroshki to 24th Street.
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SF Standard
The most beloved Russian bakery in SF is finally opening in the Mission
Mission Local
‘Clean slate’: Pet shop at heart of Sunset political scandal starts over in the Richmond
Julia Baran, owner of the Outer Sunset pet shop at the center of a major political scandal last year, is relocating to the Inner Richmond.
‘Clean slate’: Pet shop at heart of Sunset political scandal starts over in the Richmond
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Mission Local
‘Clean slate’: Pet shop at heart of Sunset political scandal starts over in the Richmond
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$97M in Hunters Point settlements close fraud case. Safety, cleanup questions remain
Federal prosecution over faked radiation tests is over. Whether the shipyard is actually safe is up for debate.
14 hours ago
SF Standard
$97M in Hunters Point settlements close fraud case. Safety, cleanup questions remain
SFiST
Another Muni Operator Appears to Fall Asleep at Controls, Crashes Into Empty Train
A Muni driver operating an empty L train was filmed crashing into another empty train after he appeared to fall asleep at the controls, which Muni determined was caused by driver fatigue.
14 hours ago
SFiST
Another Muni Operator Appears to Fall Asleep at Controls, Crashes Into Empty Train
Mission Local
Tetra Tech to pay $57M for falsifying Hunters Point Shipyard soil samples
The settlement comes after Tetra Tech admitted in court that it falsified soil samples, and two workers served prison time.
Tetra Tech to pay $57M for falsifying Hunters Point Shipyard soil samples
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Mission Local
Tetra Tech to pay $57M for falsifying Hunters Point Shipyard soil samples
Mission Local
Meet the S.F. congressional candidates: Do you support a data center moratorium?
Congressional candidates Wiener and Chan explain their stances on data centers and ensuring U.S. AI labs stay internationally competitive.
Meet the S.F. congressional candidates: Do you support a data center moratorium?
18 hours ago
Mission Local
Meet the S.F. congressional candidates: Do you support a data center moratorium?
SFiST
Timber Fire Grows to 12,600 Acres, But Highway 1 Has Reopened
The Timber Fire continues to expand into wilderness areas in the northerly and easterly directions, away from Big Sur, and the fire has reached 25% containment.
18 hours ago
SFiST
Timber Fire Grows to 12,600 Acres, But Highway 1 Has Reopened
SFiST
Western Addition High Schools, Businesses Lose Power Following PG&E Vault Fire
Several businesses as well as two high schools on Geary Boulevard between Scott and Steiner were still without power Monday morning after a late-night PG&E vault fire erupted near the two schools.
19 hours ago
SFiST
Western Addition High Schools, Businesses Lose Power Following PG&E Vault Fire
SFiST
Jules and Maria Isabel Land on Bon Appetit's Best New Restaurants List
San Francisco is back to notching two spots on Bon Appetit's prestigious Best New Restaurants list for 2026, and the winners are Jules and Maria Isabel.
20 hours ago
SFiST
Jules and Maria Isabel Land on Bon Appetit's Best New Restaurants List
Mission Local
San Francisco is getting organ-ized
The Hammond B3 organ: a resurgence that speaks to the enduring appeal of a sound rooted in the Black church, neighborhood joints, and juke boxes.
San Francisco is getting organ-ized
20 hours ago
Mission Local
San Francisco is getting organ-ized
SFiST
Activists Host ‘Billionaire Watch Party’ Outside Chris Larsen’s House Over Surveillance Funding
A youth climate group held a “Billionaire Watch Party” outside local crypto billionaire Chris Larsen’s house Saturday in response to his financial contributions to SFPD’s “Real-Time Investigation Center.”
21 hours ago
SFiST
Activists Host ‘Billionaire Watch Party’ Outside Chris Larsen’s House Over Surveillance Funding
SFiST
49ers Owner Jed York Arrested In Ohio, Possibly for Engaging In Prostitution
We have a strange and possibly salacious story involving 49ers owner Jed York from over the weekend, after he was arrested Sunday in East Palestine, Ohio.
21 hours ago
SFiST
49ers Owner Jed York Arrested In Ohio, Possibly for Engaging In Prostitution
Mission Local
Las lamparas
At Bao. Photo by Angel Mayorga.
Las lamparas
1 day ago
Mission Local
Las lamparas
Mission Local
A cabbie, a camera and a disappearing San Francisco
Walter Mackins spent years driving cabs and photographing San Francisco. That was easier in an era of cabdrivers — and plentiful homes for people like Walter Mackins.
A cabbie, a camera and a disappearing San Francisco
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Mission Local
A cabbie, a camera and a disappearing San Francisco