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Playing the Buster Posey Way, the Giants grab another early-season sweep
In their sweep of the Mariners, the Giants routinely did the little things — the biggest of which was turning crucial at-bats into clutch hits by going the other way.
Ikea’s food hall may be dying, but its Swedish meatball class gave me life
An evening at the Ikea food hall’s Cookery Skola started out lonely and ended up pretty damn fun.
Meet the S.F. vintage dealer supplying Drake, Lil Yachty, and the NBA’s best-dressed
Rudolph “Bong” Sigua has spent decades curating rare clothing. Now, athletes and rappers shop his Bayview warehouse for one-of-a-kind finds.
Twilio founder Jeff Lawson’s next project: A startup incubator that’s also an auto shop
After purchasing The Onion, Lawson’s next act is building startups and a Super Seven in the Dogpatch.
SF probes fire that displaced several tenants from 20-unit Nob Hill apartment building
About 110 firefighters responded to the blaze, which erupted Saturday evening on Larkin Street.
‘How are the tariffs working out for you?’: Thousands rally in SF against Musk, Trump
The rally coincided with similar “Hands Off” protests throughout the U.S.
‘He will destroy me’: Wife of tech billionaire claims abuse, hidden cameras, tax evasion
Rippling cofounder Prasanna Sankar said his wife’s affair broke their marriage. The true story is far more complicated.
VC-backed fertility clinic has history of lost embryos, mistreated patients, lawsuits say
The allegations come amid a national wave of litigation against clinics and companies involved in IVF as industry growth outpaces regulation.
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‘Outrageous betrayal’: Lurie’s rezoning plan riles some west-side supporters
Some constituents who helped put the mayor in office are outraged by his support of a housing development proposal.
‘Out of his depth’: UC Berkeley faculty question new chancellor’s will to fight a Trump blitzkrieg
The university’s scholars sound the need for a wartime footing. Is Rich Lyons the right person to lead them?
Suspended official sues city, claims she was silenced for reporting sexual assault
Kimberly Ellis is under investigation over allegations of impropriety at her department. The city attorney called her claims “baseless.”
SF’s new mayor, like its old one, doesn’t want you to read his texts
London Breed was slammed for it last year. In a “depressingly similar” scenario, Daniel Lurie is also shrouding access to public records.
From Chinatown grocers to local winemakers, Trump’s tariffs are reshaping the economy
New import costs are wreaking havoc on local businesses, which warn that everything is about to get a lot more expensive.
Meta slashes its Fremont campus, closes (gasp) employee music room
The social media giant amassed more than 1 million square feet in the East Bay during its last period of expansion.
Steph Curry kills his Dogpatch HQ project over dispute with local union
The Warriors superstar was about to demolish a structure for a new office for his burgeoning business empire.
Trump’s tariffs could make California’s insurance crunch even more brutal
Experts expect price hikes on car parts and building supplies to fuel skyrocketing premiums for policyholders.
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Oakland’s cool kids bring some East Bay swagger to an SF restaurant
A designer and “plant whisperer” supercharged the interiors at the Ethiopian-Dominican hot spot Meski. It’s the jolt of style the city needs now.
Will crackdown on PTA fundraising make SF’s schools fairer — or just worse?
The city is home to some of California’s biggest PTA fundraisers. Faced with new rules, the wealthy may flee SFUSD altogether.
4 most exciting new restaurants coming to SF this April
Meski, an Afro-Latin spot from Golden State Warriors star Draymond Green, and the revamped Wayfare Tavern are already drawing buzz.
Kawakami: Yes, the Warriors are playing, talking, and feeling like champions once again
The fans who packed Chase Center for Friday night’s win over Denver could feel it, too. As Draymond Green has said, the Warriors are back. Get used to it.
Behind Steph Curry’s brilliance, the Warriors are ‘leveling up’ as playoffs approach
With a whopping 125 points in three games, Curry joined LeBron James and Michael Jordan in accomplishing the feat after turning 35.
Giants welcome back fans with a thrilling victory in an Opening Day extravaganza
It was a day to remember at Oracle Park, as the Giants celebrated the stadium’s 25th birthday and paid tribute to Willie Mays. Mayor Daniel Lurie threw the first pitch.
‘That’s what stars do’: Jonathan Kuminga, Brandin Podziemski seize the stage in L.A.
The Warriors beat the Lakers 123-116, and their two young stars got to enjoy playoff-like seasoning before the real postseason begins.
Sofas, beanbags, inflatable chairs: SF’s anti-run club celebrates ‘the art of sitting’
Scores of people took part in SF’s inaugural Sit Club, which went viral after two SF pranksters posted flyers for the event across the city.
An anonymous AI engineer is funding the city’s oddest events
Meet Francisco San, the secretive benefactor backing SF’s fringe culture — one Venmo at a time.
Fillmore jazz festival canceled over financial challenges
Organizers cited significant losses over the past two years.
Kehlani, Kim Petras, and Tinashe to headline massive Pride Weekend festival at Pier 80
As an alternative to Civic Center’s official SF Pride celebrations, here’s a one-day Pink Saturday party filled with LGBTQ+ divas.
The Giants are praying for a comeback season. So are the restaurants around them
After a strong spring, the team might have what it takes to pull off a winning season — welcome news for businesses near Oracle Park.
The new Turtle Tower is a reborn shrine to chicken pho
It may be a little flashier, but the new FiDi iteration of the Tenderloin landmark is still drawing noodle fanatics.
The Hot List: Our favorite restaurants and bars in SF right now
You need some new ideas for where to go out. We have some really delicious answers.
The coveted visa keeping SF’s elite restaurant kitchens running
A talent pool of globetrotting fine-dining chefs is the lifeblood of the city’s Michelin-starred restaurants.
The ex-Marine and legal legend taking the fight to Trump — and the law firms caving to him
John Keker stands up for his profession — and wonders why every other attorney isn’t doing the same.
Exclusive: Inside Lurie’s $100M plan to get private donors to pay for homeless beds
The mayor is rolling out another plan that asks San Francisco’s rich to pony up for its poor.
Bursting the balloon of Ezra Klein’s ‘Abundance’ theory
Klein and his co-author Derek Thompson believe more of everything is the answer to what ails California. But bad governance will ruin it all.
Oligarchs assemble! A shiny squad of CEOs could save SF — if they know their assignment
Mayor Daniel Lurie has shown he can convene the city’s richest and most powerful. Now what will they do with that access?
