Warriors intel: Why Golden State isn’t stressed about Steph Curry’s extension talks
There’s no deadline for a new deal and the team has the potential to open a large amount of cap space next summer.
California
SoMa is San Francisco’s rise and fall, all at once
The neighborhood’s recovery is fractured, with an AI boom on one side and lingering pandemic crises on the other.
Australia awaits: What we learned about the 49ers’ outlook during the preseason
With a more talented group of receivers around him, Brock Purdy is poised for a big season. Injuries and a young defense are potential concerns.
San Francisco’s smallest neighborhood is suddenly one of its hottest
New shops and restaurants, many led by longtime residents, are reshaping Cole Valley.
Manny Yekutiel has a moonshot idea. Actually, make that two
Plus: Your ballot could be in jeopardy, dozens of empty city properties eyed for housing, and a new poll in the Wiener-Chan race.
Traffic alert: Part of Highway 101 in SF closes for Labor Day
Caltrans is closing northbound 101 between Cesar Chavez and 10th streets over Labor Day weekend, the first of four closures through October.
City moves ahead with OpenGov software extension worth up to $38.9M
Mayor Lurie has championed OpenGov to fix permitting. His allies made a last-minute change to the contract extension, letting the city exit the software deal more easily.
Kawakami: John Lynch on the 49ers’ goals heading to Australia and beyond
The GM analyzed the health of his star players, an important rookie class, and what he needs to see to feel comfortable adding at the trade deadline.
Did AI crack the Zodiac case? A best-selling novelist thinks so
Crime author Michael Connelly is part of a podcast team that argues they have found the Zodiac Killer and linked him to a famous Los Angeles cold case.
Former Warriors employees sue franchise, alleging culture ‘marked by discrimination’
The lawsuit has six claims, many of which stem from a 2025 leaguewide employee satisfaction survey administered by the NBA.