San Francisco sues company behind Kayak and Booking.com for allegedly scamming tourists
Deceptive sites have added hundreds of dollars to the cost of hotel stays, according to City Attorney David Chiu.
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Kawakami: Steph Curry wants to be a forever Warrior, but they need to give him reasons
The Golden State star will want to see the Warriors continue to earn his loyalty. With an all-time player, you always have to keep earning it.
The Giants stopped producing top starters. Can Jackson Flora be different?
Since selecting Logan Webb in 2014, the Giants have struck out in attempts to land elite starters through the draft.
The myth of the AI cure
AI devotees in SF are convinced that smarter models solve everything. Medicine — and the seven years and $1 billion it takes to get a drug approved — says otherwise.
The impossible life of a mayonnaise hater
It’s the backbone of sandwiches, sauces, and salad dressings. For devoted haters, that’s exactly the problem.
He fought meth addiction for years. Now he’s won drug-free housing for SF
Supervisor Matt Dorsey’s ordinance aims to create drug-free units for homeless people, testing the city’s harm-reduction and housing-first dogma.
The best events this week, from Jerry Day to the World Dog Surfing Championships
Plus, a Charli XCX-themed block party, a street fair in Japantown, and Bay Day at the Exploratorium.
The Valkyries’ trade deadline dilemma: Go for it now, or keep building for the future?
Los Angeles Sparks star Kelsey Plum could be available, but Golden State may not want to part with young talent in exchange for a pending free agent.
90 years old and stuck in a high-rise: How constant broken elevators endanger SF seniors
As the number of calls reporting broken elevators skyrockets, a new law proposes to punish landlords.
SF isn’t sure what to do with downtown. It’s asking high schoolers for ideas
A summer program led by an urbanist youth nonprofit and the Downtown Development Corporation prompted students to reimagine the area.