Firefighters rescue person trapped inside garbage truck in Union Square
A bystander flagged down the Recology driver, saying someone was yelling from inside the truck.
California
The latest tech billboard trend? Anti-AI graffiti
Spray-painted screeds have popped up across the city.
Berkeley is arguing with its homeless residents over which sidewalks they can camp on
Unlike other Bay Area cities, Berkeley does not have a local camping ban. Now, neighbors say a West Berkeley encampment is spiraling out of control.
Lurie vowed to add more shelters. A $7M cabin community has sat empty nearly a year
Neighborhood politics, tense lease negotiations, and bureaucratic paralysis has left 60 usable shelter beds in limbo.
What the Warriors’ rotation will look like until Jimmy Butler returns
With Moses Moody also recovering from knee surgery, there’s a clear path to playing time for Golden State’s young wings.
The best events in San Francisco this Labor Day weekend
Fill the your holiday with a free Grateful Dead tribute in Golden Gate Park, the Hungry Ghost Festival in Chinatown, Hiero Day, and more.
She broke all the rules — and paved the way for San Francisco’s Thai food boom
With a new cookbook and a noodle shop on the way, Pim Techamuanvivit of Kin Khao and Nari is always moving forward.
‘A form of torture’: SFO travelers grapple with hidden airport detention center
Green-card holders have been detained for more than a week, and those walking past had no clue it existed.
‘Section 415’ podcast: The Giants’ partnership with Kalshi is part of a dangerous trend
Five MLB teams have partnered with the prediction market platform.
The Valkyries are on fire. Now their top talent is headed to Berlin
Coach Natalie Nakase and four Golden State players will participate in the FIBA World Cup before returning to the U.S. for a postseason run.