High-end streetwear company plots retail store and possible restaurant in Union Square
Permits filed with the city indicate streetwear brand Kith will open its first Bay Area location.
California
The shadow landlords secretly controlling SF’s distressed office towers
Building owners who were wiped out financially by the pandemic are being kept on as a front, while investors call the real shots.
Third body from Alcatraz boat tragedy identified
A 74-year-old Sacramento woman is the latest confirmed victim.
After missing out on LeBron James, what is the Warriors’ Plan B?
Instead of taking a big swing, the Warriors brought back most members of last season’s 37-win team.
Why the 49ers picked an offensive line coach to run camp as Kyle Shanahan recovers
Chris Foerster isn’t calling the plays or giving fiery team speeches, but he has stepped into a pivotal role for the 49ers.
Kawakami: What’s new with the 49ers? A healing coach, a changing defense, speed on offense
It’s clear that Raheem Morris has been given free rein to implement some of the different looks he drew up in previous coordinator stints.
Brandon Jew is reopening his tiny Chinatown cafe and souvenir shop
A second act for Soon and Soon brings pop-up Paper Son Coffee to Grant Avenue, with a menu inspired by Chinese cafe traditions.
Urban designers workshop what Sunset Dunes Park could become in its post-recall era
Designers imagine cafes, soccer fields, and pickleball if the park survives yet another vote meant to kill it.
Buster, Bochy, and Baker: In Cooperstown, a Giants takeover awaits
Following Jeff Kent’s 2026 induction into the Baseball Hall of Fame, the Giants could send a much larger contingent to upstate New York next summer.
A Walnut Creek summer camp lost her 4-year-old son. Officials won’t do anything about it
In California, summer camps are unlicensed and unregulated, meaning there’s no one to call when something goes dangerously wrong.