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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…
Oakland Station Seniors Took Their Roaches to Sacramento — to the State Agency That Funded Their Landlord
More than 20 senior tenants from a deep East Oakland affordable complex bused to Sacramento last week not just to shame…
A Decade On, the FBI Wants a Second Look at the Aquatic Park Pokémon Go Killing
Ten years after 20-year-old Calvin Riley was shot dead while playing Pokémon Go on the Aquatic Park promenade, the FBI…
Bring Your Own Laptop: An Age of Empires II LAN Party Takes Over The Faight Monday Night
A 90s-style BYO-rig LAN party for Age of Empires II lands in Lower Haight on Monday, Aug.
The Mad Scientist Who Invented the Future: Don Nelson, 1940–2026
Don Nelson, the second-winningest coach in NBA history, died Sunday at 86, three weeks after a stroke.
Behind the Outside Lands Dream Lineup, a Contract That Runs to 2035
Another Planet's president told the SF Standard he's dreaming of Beyoncé and Bad Bunny in Golden Gate Park.
Sugar Capital Put $3M Into a Gray‑Market Peptide Startup. A Third of the Vials Fail Testing.
SF's "sexmaxxing" trend has a venture layer: Feel Peptides raised $3M led by Brian Sugar's Sugar Capital.
Hologram Files for a Beer‑and‑Wine License at 2512 Clement
Soleil Malia LLC, the operating entity for the Kims' Filipino-Hawaiian café Hologram in the Outer Richmond, has a…
Gumbo Social Reopens Aug. 17 After a Six‑Week Bayview Retool
Chef-owner Dontaye Ball closed his 3rd Street Cajun room for six weeks to install a new oven and rebuild staffing.
Tedeschi Trucks Band Plays the Greek Wednesday, With Lukas Nelson Opening
The 12-piece blues-rock outfit headlines Berkeley's open-air Greek Theatre on a Wednesday night, with Lukas Nelson as…
Moderna's First Non‑COVID Shot Clears the FDA. The Balance Sheet Won't Feel It for Years.
The FDA approved mFLUSIVA, Moderna's mRNA flu vaccine for adults 50 and older — the company's first product that isn't…
San Jose Tops a Lawyer‑Pay Ranking. A Legal Staffing Vendor Built It.
A June 2026 report ranks the San Jose metro No.
The Dead Mall at Fifth and Market Gets a Bid Date: Sept. 9
The shuttered San Francisco Centre at 865 Market St.
The Foggiest Corner Won: Richmond District Tops a Chronicle Reader Poll of Where to Live
SF Chronicle readers picked the Richmond District over sunnier neighborhoods as the place they'd most want to live.
186 Tons of Trash Leave Golden Gate Park This Weekend. Here's Where It Actually Goes.
Outside Lands wraps Sunday after three days and roughly 225,000 people in Golden Gate Park.
Dr. Simi's Meet‑and‑Greet Tour Lists Two South Bay Stops — at CVS, Not a Farmacia
The viral Farmacias Similares mascot has two Bay Area dates on the calendar — Aug.
California Says It Dodged the National Cyclospora Outbreak — So Why Did Its Own Cases Jump Fivefold Since June?
California is one of the few states that health officials say the national cyclospora outbreak spared.
Richardson Bay's Anchor‑Out Era Ends With a Housing Voucher — and a Decade of Pressure to Clear the Bay
The last "eligible" person living aboard a boat on Sausalito's Richardson Bay moved into permanent housing in July…
At 145 Winston Drive, a $9,000 Permit to Comply With the City's Front‑Yard Order
A single-family home in West of Twin Peaks filed a $9,000 permit on August 5 to satisfy a city enforcement case —…
SFMTA's Outside Lands Plan: Extra Muni, Road Closures, and a New Leash on Waymo
San Francisco's transit plan for Outside Lands promises extra N-Judah trains, free rides for wristband holders and…
Stanford Scientists Used AI to Build Working Viruses — and Warn the Method Could Be Turned Dangerous
Researchers at Stanford, working with Palo Alto's Arc Institute, used artificial intelligence to design viruses that…
A Sequoia Billionaire Will Pay $150M to 'Fix' SF. He's Already Been Reshaping It.
Michael Moritz, the former Sequoia Capital chairman whose money already flows through San Francisco's ballot measures…
SF Can Only Fine the Scooters It Permits. The Real Problem Rides Unregulated.
San Francisco's rental scooters rack up between 1,000 and 2,000 rule violations a month — but the vehicles causing the…
SF Jury Convicts Driver Who Dragged a Sleeping Man in Tenderloin Hit‑and‑Run
A San Francisco jury has convicted a 55-year-old man of driving his SUV into a man asleep on a mattress on a Tenderloin…