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San Jose Opens Public Vote to Rename Plaza Stripped of Cesar Chavez's Name — Survey Closes July 6
Three months after city workers covered up Cesar Chavez's name at San Jose's downtown plaza, the city is asking the…
Berkeley School Board Votes to Appoint — Not Elect — Vasudeo's Successor
When Ana Vasudeo leaves the Berkeley school board on July 1, the seat she won twice at the ballot box will be filled by…
Tony's Pizza Napoletana climbs to No. 2 in the 50 Top Pizza USA rankings
Tony's Pizza Napoletana has been named one of the best pizzerias in the United States, tying for second place in the 50…
The Birthright Citizenship Ruling Didn't Come Thursday. SF Advocates Are Bracing for Monday — in a Case Rooted in Chinatown.
The Supreme Court was widely expected to rule on birthright citizenship by the end of last week.
Algeria, Austria, and the Ghost of Gijón: A Group Where Winning Might Be the Trap
Five days ago Algeria were in our backyard, coming from behind to beat Jordan 2–1 at Levi's — corners, a substitute's…
Walmart Cuts 381 Sunnyvale Tech Workers — From Offices That Already Took Cuts Last Year
Walmart's California WARN Act filing covers 381 workers at four aging Sunnyvale offices, part of a global 1,000-role…
Devers Says Sorry, the Bats Stay Quiet: Giants‑Braves Under at Oracle
Rafael Devers apologized. Walked it back to Tony Vitello, owned the ninth-inning body language at first base, said the…
SF Pride Kicks Off Tonight With a 4.1‑Mile Laser Down Market Street
The 56th annual SF Pride weekend starts Friday night with a rainbow laser installation stretching from Ferry Plaza to…
The Trick Dog Alum Who Opened a Smashburger Shack at the End of Wine Country
Scott Baird — who worked 15 Romolo in North Beach and opened Trick Dog in the Mission — relocated to Mendocino County…
SF Pride Lands This Weekend With One Million Expected — And World Cup Fans Are Already Here
Organizers say the city could see one million people over Saturday and Sunday, with an unprecedented overlap of Pride…
North Star, Sideways Ribbon: The Giants and the Fans They Spent Thirty Years Earning
For thirty-two years the Giants were the franchise that showed up for queer San Francisco first — Until There's a Cure…
Hillsborough Lists at $40M, Betting on AI Founder Cash to Beat Elon Musk's Record
A new Hillsborough mansion at 455 Pinehill Road hit the market last month at just under $40 million — which would set a…
The Emptiest Seats in the Building Were the Expensive Ones
FIFA called its Bay Area World Cup matches a full house; SFGATE went up to the suite level and counted dark boxes.
The Fillmore Jazz Festival Schedule Is Out: Who to See July 4 and 5
The 2026 schedule is live — Kim Nalley closes Saturday, Lavay Smith anchors Sunday, and Minnie Bell's is on the pour.
Naides, on Bush Street, Earns a Michelin Star for Its Filipino Tasting Menu
Chef Patrick Gabon's Naides picked up a first Michelin star at the 2026 California Guide ceremony on June 24 — roughly…
SF's AI Transparency Law Doesn't Touch the Companies That Built the Boom
The city's January 2026 AI ordinance covers government departments only.
The Designer Who Has Sketched at Nopa's Bar Since Day Three
George McCalman, the SF-based artist and restaurant designer who designed Nopa Fish, has held a bar seat at 560…
The Cathedral Boos Back: Oracle Park Renders the Verdict the Giants Wouldn't
A New Yorker–register column on the Giants' Genesis 9 Pride Night saga, two weeks later, anchored on a fresh and…
SF Opera Goes All‑In on Pride Tonight — Sapphira Cristál Hosts, Juanita MORE! Closes It Out
The San Francisco Opera Orchestra plays a Pride concert at War Memorial Opera House tonight, June 26, at 8 p.m.
Fillmore Jazz Festival Lineup Drops: Lavay Smith and Kim Nalley Close the Weekend
The 2026 Fillmore Jazz Festival schedule is now live — Kim Nalley closes Saturday, Lavay Smith closes Sunday, and Roger…
The A's Are Road Favorites Over the Kid Who Just Shut Them Out. I'll Take the Angels and the Plus Money.
Here is tonight's board in Anaheim, stated plainly: the Athletics, a sub-.500 team hitting .237 over their last ten…
The Giants Found a Pulse. The Braves Lost Theirs. Take San Francisco at Even Money.
Tuesday night the Giants did something they'd basically forgotten how to do: they scored late and meant it.
Bielsa's Uruguay Walks Into Spain's Wall. I'm Taking the Under.
Let me tell you where I'm an expert and where I'm a tourist, because the line between the two is the whole point of…
SFUSD's $1.36 Billion Budget Squeaked Through 4‑3. The Math Gets Harder in 2028.
San Francisco Unified's board voted 4-3 Tuesday to approve a $1.36 billion operating budget — with the margin explained…