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Caltrain's Reggaeton Theme Train to Karol G: The One Transfer That Trips Everybody Up
Caltrain is running a reggaeton theme train out of SF at 4:55 p.m.
The Mess Hall Opens Aug. 15 in the Presidio, Three Concepts Sharing One Kitchen
A 6,200-square-foot food hall at Presidio Tunnel Tops opens Saturday — three fast-casual concepts, a bar, a café and a…
A Radio Host Blamed "Debt‑Fueled Consolidation." Cumulus Media's Own Filings Back Him Up.
Lamont & Tonelli's exit from 107.7 The Bone after 37 years is being told as a farewell.
Craig Newmark Says He's Not a Billionaire Anymore. His Foundation's Filings Show What Can Actually Be Proven.
A new SFGATE interview revives the question of whether the Craigslist founder is still a billionaire.
Absorb the Exile: The Giants Should Hire the A's Architect Fisher Left Behind
David Forst gave 27 years to the Oakland Athletics and, when John Fisher's franchise finally pried itself out of the…
The Giants Can't Score. Take the Under at Oracle.
I've written the Giants' funeral so many times this summer the priest knows my order.
The Bay Area Number With No Receipt
Three precise figures ran as fact this week — a per-founder valuation, a seed round, a salary ranking.
The 'Anthropic 8' Are Worth $16.6 Billion Each — On Paper, With No Priced IPO
The SF Standard put a number on Anthropic's eight founders: about $16.6 billion apiece.
Super Duper Burgers Opens at 1701 Fillmore, Its 23rd Bay Area Location
Super Duper Burgers has opened at 1701 Fillmore St at Post, in a former Burger King space.
Badlands and Toad Hall Pause Their Patronscan Face Scanners, Reversing a June Vow to Keep Them
Badlands and Toad Hall paused their Patronscan facial-recognition kiosks effective immediately on August 7, the day…
Fremont Wins WalletHub's 'Happiest City' Crown for a Seventh Year. Its Formula Never Asks Anyone If They're Happy.
For the seventh straight year, the personal-finance site WalletHub named Fremont the happiest city in America — a title…
San Jose Fences Off Circle of Palms as Half Its Palms Are Found Dead or Dying
City crews fenced off Circle of Palms Plaza, next to the San Jose Museum of Art, on Friday morning after finding all 32…
On a Black Rock Night, the Oakland Gym Floor Reads Differently
Twice a month the Black Rock Collective convenes at Oakland climbing gyms — and a downtown floor that usually reads…
Regions Steered California's Housing Toward Low‑Car Cities. The Cities Didn't Follow Through.
California is counting on new housing to help wean drivers off their cars — but a new UC Berkeley and UCLA study finds…
Caltrans Shielded Its Own Crews With Concrete on a $175M Oakland Project. An Advocate Says the Public Got Sharrows.
At the corner of Jackson and 5th in Oakland, Caltrans has bolted together concrete pedestals, a pole and Jersey…
The Tenderloin Death SFPD Labeled '#26‑100' Was Not San Francisco's 100th Homicide
When a man attacked on Jones Street in July died in a hospital on Aug.
Cal Academy Laid Off 53 People in April. In August, Its Planetarium Becomes a Spotify Launchpad.
Four months after laying off 53 employees to close a projected $8 million deficit, the California Academy of Sciences…
BART Just Undid Its Shorter‑Train Bet — Full‑Length Trains and a New Schedule Start Today
Nearly three years after BART shrank its trains to run them more often, the agency is putting the long ones back…
Caltrans' Own Numbers Undercut the I‑580 Truck Ban Fight: Lifting It Barely Moves Cancer Risk
A long-awaited Caltrans study finds that ending Oakland's 70-year ban on big rigs along Interstate 580 would reroute…
Five San Jose Schools Are Gone. This Month, Their Students Started Over Somewhere Else.
When San Jose Unified opened its doors on Aug.
California Blew the 988 Deadline Written Into Miles Hall's Own Law — and Blames Its Broken 911 Upgrade
The law was named for Miles Hall, a 23-year-old Walnut Creek man with schizophrenia shot dead by police in 2019.
Silicon Valley's 'Pain Index' returns: top 10% now hold 75% of the wealth
Buying a standard home in San Jose now requires an income north of $460,000 — one of a raft of figures in this year's…
A Sixth Hearing, and a Parole Board Says the Los Altos Woman Who Stabbed Her Husband Is Ready to Go Home
Fifteen years after she pulled on a mechanic's jumpsuit over a layer of bubble wrap and stabbed her estranged husband…
The FAA Told Sonoma County a Quieter Flight Path Was Impossible. Then Bohemian Grove Showed Up.
For more than two years, West Sonoma County residents were told the quieter departure route from their regional airport…