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Thursday was a typical day at Pier 39. Couples strolled with ice cream cones, snack-stand attendants blinked lazily in the gloom, a street magician performed impossible feats, and tourists watched the ...

Crypto billionaire Chris Larsen donated half a million dollars to a group supporting Theo Ellington in the District 10 supervisor race. The $500,000 (opens in new tab) is among the largest single ...

Two former Golden State Warriors employees have sued the organization, alleging a variety of workplace misconduct, including gender- and race-based discrimination, retaliation, defamation, and ...

An Oakland coffee shop that became a local flashpoint in the Israel-Palestine debate has shut down amid three separate lawsuits accusing it of antisemitism. Jerusalem Coffee House closed last week and ...

The most turbulent summer in recent 49ers history — the off-the-field chaos started in mid-July and never really stopped — is over, at last. And now all they’ve got left is the entire 2026 season, ...

SANTA CLARA — Sunday was only the beginning. The biggest news for the 49ers this week is Nick Bosa’s return to practice. The star edge rusher, who has battled knee tendinitis coming off his third ACL ...

The battle over AI regulation has landed in one of the least likely corners of the country: remote Alaska. The governor’s race in the Last Frontier is attracting hundreds of thousands of dollars in ...

The San Francisco Democratic Party just blocked a resolution calling for more transparency and accountability for Flock surveillance cameras. Maybe it never had a chance — the board member who stopped ...

One of the largest office deals in the U.S. took place in one corner of Silicon Valley. Between the seven buildings it occupies at Moffett Place and Moffett Gateway in Sunnyvale, Google’s lease ...

The San Francisco Democratic Party broke with the statewide party Wednesday, voting overwhelmingly to oppose a proposed tax on California billionaires — the latest sign of how the measure has divided ...

It’s a tale as old as time. Legislators pass a law to make it easier to build homes, but nothing gets built because of factors beyond their control. These factors are mostly financial — high interest ...