I got married at Burning Man — and it nearly wrecked me
My sobriety was no match for the dopamine hits of a fake husband and his party pals.
California
Cyclists have crashed on Market Street’s rail tracks for 130 years. Why can’t SF fix them?
A death this month renews questions about a century-old hazard — and the expensive, imperfect fixes that have yet to make it to San Francisco.
Dolly Parton’s boobs got me through puberty
I felt my body was turning me into a bimbo — and I wanted to be an intellectual. Dolly proved we could have boobs and brains.
Boom meets backlash: How data center politics in Silicon Valley have changed
States are passing bans. Republicans and Democrats are campaigning on the issue for the midterms. The birthplace of AI has its own set of realities.
49ers 53-man roster projection: Where position battles stand ahead of cutdown day
After trimming the roster on Sunday, Kyle Shanahan and John Lynch will build a practice squad and could search the waiver wire for additional help.
Lurie touts settlement to fix neglected apartments, but tenants’ trust is harder to repair
The Alice Griffith Apartments opened in 2017 but have suffered from neglect.
An ambitious waterfront restaurant from the restaurateurs known for affordable prix-fixe
Sergeant Ma, opening Sept. 9 in Mission Bay, blends fine-dining technique with Chinese and Vietnamese flavors.
ICE agent’s gun found in SFO bathroom
A flight attendant found the weapon a day before agents arrested a Ukrainian woman at the airport in a viral incident.
Rize Up, San Francisco’s first Black-owned sourdough bakery, is opening a cafe
Four years, two disasters, and zero investors later, Azikiwee “Z” Anderson is ready to welcome the public into his SoMa space.
Super El Niño could batter SF’s waterfront. It’s his job to be ready
Michael Martin, the city’s new port chief, inherited a massive seawall renovation project and piers that have been “coming soon” for years.