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October 6, 2025
Why the Giants should stick with Bay Area sports success and hire a newbie
From Bill Walsh and John Madden to Steve Kerr and Al Attles, Bay Area sports has seen most of its greatest teams led by first-time managers...
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October 6, 2025
Mac Jones is balling and Brock Purdy is hurt, but there is no 49ers QB controversy
It might seem like the San Francisco 49ers have a choice between Brock Purdy and Mac Jones, but money talks and the team’s investment in Pur...
San Francisco Chronicle
October 6, 2025
Sonoma County Sheriff’s deputy chasing street racers crashes into passing driver
A driver sustained major injuries after being hit by a Sonoma County Sheriff’s patrol vehicle in pursuit of two other cars allegedly involve...
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October 6, 2025
Trump turns on his own judicial appointee, who blocked his Oregon troop deployment
The judge in the Oregon National Guard case is a Republican with a background that would appear ideal for a conservative presidential appoin...
San Francisco Chronicle
October 6, 2025
Union Square building sells for startling sum, hints at further rebound for S.F. luxury district
The sale of the 38,000-square-foot boutique office building where luxury consignment retailer The RealReal shuttered in 2023 signals fresh c...
San Francisco Chronicle
October 6, 2025
First look inside S.F.’s new — and only — Nordstrom, which won’t sell merchandise
The only items on sale in the store will be the pieces in a rotating art gallery from San Francisco artists, Nordstrom said.
San Francisco Chronicle
October 6, 2025
California lawmakers wanted to get tough on data centers. Here’s what survived
Most plans to regulate data centers died in the state’s Legislature this year, despite a nationwide backlash. Two surviving bills aim to pro...
San Francisco Chronicle
October 6, 2025
Tony Anello, who helped make California coast’s Spud Point a seafood landmark, dies at 79
Tony Anello, the fisherman who helped turn a tiny Bodega Bay shack into one of Sonoma County’s most beloved seafood stops, has died at 79.
San Francisco Chronicle
October 6, 2025
How Warriors’ Steph Curry has changed his preparations ahead of 17th NBA season
Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry, who will turn 38 in March, spends less time now on his basketball skills and more time making sure...
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October 6, 2025
Frank Somerville pleads not guilty to battery in 2024 alleged alcohol-fueled attack
The former KTVU news anchor previously blamed the incident on his struggles with alcohol.
San Francisco Chronicle
October 6, 2025
Second San Francisco hit-and-run in 24 hours leaves one dead
A pedestrian was killed early Saturday in a hit-and-run in San Francisco’s Bernal Heights neighborhood, hours after another crash near Buena...
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October 6, 2025
Nick Hundley, Buster Posey’s former backup catcher, interviewed for Giants job
The Chronicle has learned that Nick Hundley, a former San Francisco Giants backup catcher and teammate of Buster Posey’s, has been interview...
San Francisco Chronicle
October 6, 2025
Steph Curry’s S.F. bourbon bar with Michael Mina is here
The Union Square openings of the Eighth Rule and Bourbon Steak mark a comeback for the celebrity chef.
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October 6, 2025
South Lake Tahoe Mayor Pro Tem arrested after altercation at Nevada club
South Lake Tahoe Mayor Pro Tem Cody Bass was arrested in Nevada after a confrontation with an employee at Lake Tahoe AleWorx.
San Francisco Chronicle
October 6, 2025
Here’s where Uniqlo will open its flagship store in downtown S.F.
An exact timeline for Uniqlo’s new Market Street location was not given, though it is expected to open in 2026.
San Francisco Chronicle
October 6, 2025
Shotgun’s next season brings a long-awaited return of this Bay Area auteur
Bay Area artists Mark Jackson and Erika Chong Shuch are among the writers and directors in the Berkeley theater’s 2026 lineup.
San Francisco Chronicle
October 6, 2025
Steve Earle on why S.F.’s Hardly Strictly Bluegrass still feels like home after 25 years
If the festival offers a chance to get together with old friends for annual attendees, that is just as true for the musicians who come every...
San Francisco Chronicle
October 6, 2025
Search suspended for missing Santa Rosa woman last seen hiking at Bodega Head
Search and Rescue teams scoured the Sonoma Coast over the weekend, looking for Sunshine Borjas before pausing operations as investigators aw...
San Francisco Chronicle
October 6, 2025
Bari Weiss is the new editor-in-chief of CBS News after Paramount buys her website
Paramount is buying the successful news commentary website The Free Press and installed its founder, Bari Weiss, as editor-in-chief of CBS N...
San Francisco Chronicle
October 6, 2025
South Lake Tahoe mayor admits to embezzling church funds, attempting suicide
South Lake Tahoe Mayor Tamara Wallace detailed years of personal trauma, grief and mental health struggles in a public letter, saying she ha...
San Francisco Chronicle
October 6, 2025
Prop 50: What to know about California’s 2025 special election
Here’s everything you need to know about California’s Prop 50, including what it would do, its biggest supporters and opponents and more.
San Francisco Chronicle
October 6, 2025
San Francisco heats up to start the week before the forecast grows murky
Offshore winds will push city temperatures into the 80s Monday and Tuesday before a potential tropical moisture link adds uncertainty to the...
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October 6, 2025
Conversion therapy heads to the Supreme Court. Conversion ministries never left California
The state backed off its one and only attempt to prohibit ministries that purport to change LGBTQ youth through religious counseling.
San Francisco Chronicle
October 6, 2025
Crime is down and scandals have faded, but can Barbara Lee turn Oakland around?
The mayor recently completed 100 days in office and gives her State of the City speech Tuesday. Oakland experts credit her with bringing ste...
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October 6, 2025
Letters: This protest at S.F. City Hall was free speech and nothing like political violence
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Chronicle readers comment on protest and political violence in San Francisco, the Castro Theatre, restaurant smoke an...
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October 6, 2025
Why San Francisco has seen a sudden, stunning surge in the demand for mansions
San Francisco has long been a market for the affluent, but luxury homes across the city are being sold at record speed as a new wave of weal...
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October 6, 2025
Trump’s rush to end gender-affirming care for trans people will have broad repercussions
OPINION: “Politicians have intentionally stoked fears about gender-affirming health care that are rooted in prejudice. Their fear-mongering...
San Francisco Chronicle
October 6, 2025
Jon M. Chu teases darker ‘Wicked: For Good,’ shows first extended clip at Mill Valley Film Festival
During a Mill Valley Film Festival Masterclass, the Bay Area-raised director promised a darker, emotional sequel that will “walk you into he...
San Francisco Chronicle
October 6, 2025
Oakland lost its legal battle against coal. So when could coal trains start running?
The city of Oakland just lost its legal battle to stop a coal terminal from being built. Here’s what residents can expect.
San Francisco Chronicle
October 6, 2025
Santa Clara voters will weigh Measure A, a sales tax hike billed as an anti-Trump move
The tax hike, county leaders say, is crucial to countering President Trump’s Medicaid cuts that will affect Santa Clara’s public hospital sy...
San Francisco Chronicle
October 6, 2025
One of California natural wine’s most beloved figures finally has a tasting room of her own
The winery opens this week in downtown Healdsburg.
San Francisco Chronicle
October 6, 2025
The Nobel Prize in medicine goes to 3 scientists for work on the human immune system
Mary E. Brunkow, Fred Ramsdell, and Dr. Shimon Sakaguchi have won the Nobel Prize in medicine for their work on peripheral immune tolerance....
San Francisco Chronicle
October 6, 2025
How did the Warriors react to offseason acquisition Al Horford’s outing?
Al Horford didn’t meet with the media after making his on-court debut with the Golden State Warriors on Sunday night. But his teammates had...
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October 6, 2025
Bay Area Jewish community gathers in solidarity with Israel, two years into Hamas conflict
A candle-lighting ceremony, prayers and addresses by community leaders mourned the lives lost and expressed hope for the return of hostages...
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October 6, 2025
New Warrior Horford joins veteran teammates in limited preseason debut
Despite minutes limitations for Steph Curry, Al Horford and other veterans, the Golden State Warriors eased their way past the Lakers 111-10...
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October 6, 2025
Kamala Harris talks Prop 50, Too Short tapes and the 2024 election at S.F. event
The former Vice President spoke about her recent memoir, “107 Days,” at San Francisco’s Masonic, sharing her experience on the presidential...
San Francisco Chronicle
October 6, 2025
Bay Area training provides ‘concrete skills’ to defy Trump on deportations
About 2,000 people gained tools for Trump resistance at a noncooperation training hosted by Bay Resistance, a social justice organization.
San Francisco Chronicle
October 5, 2025
Six boys, 18-year-old man arrested after East Bay mall break-in and pursuit
Some of the suspects were arrested at Concord’s Sunvalley Shopping Center, while the rest were arrested after a pursuit that ended in a cras...
San Francisco Chronicle
October 5, 2025
Eureka man charged with arson in East Bay vehicle blaze
Brett Allen Bisnett, 43, remains in custody after his arrest in the vandalism in San Pablo last month, police say.
San Francisco Chronicle
October 5, 2025
Victim stabbed during ‘large fight’ at Peninsula nightspot
The San Mateo County Sheriff’s Office is searching for the assailant in the attack at Old Princeton Landing in Half Moon Bay.
San Francisco Chronicle
October 5, 2025
Bad Bunny tells Fox News: ‘You have four months to learn’ Spanish during ‘SNL’ appearance
The Puerto Rican singer hosted the 51st season opener on NBC’s sketch comedy show less than a week after he was announced as the Super Bowl...
San Francisco Chronicle
October 5, 2025
Age of reason: Warriors veterans convinced they're not too old to contend
The Warriors’ Big Three of Stephen Curry, Draymond Green and Jimmy Butler may be old by NBA standards, but they see an opportunity for succe...
San Francisco Chronicle
October 5, 2025
He made an ‘illegal’ film in Iran. Now the U.S. government is preventing him from coming to the Bay Area
Jafar Panahi was the subject of a tribute at the Mill Valley Film Festival, but his Oscar-contender “It Was Just an Accident” will have to s...
San Francisco Chronicle
October 5, 2025
Trump dispatching 300 California National Guard troops to Portland, Newsom says
Newsom called the move, announced Sunday morning, “a breathtaking abuse of the law and power.”
San Francisco Chronicle
October 5, 2025
Man fatally struck by car in Vallejo’s 13th death from traffic collision this year
The driver, who immediately stopped and cooperated with officers, is not suspected of being impaired, police said.
San Francisco Chronicle
October 5, 2025
How much will California homeowners save with new SALT cap?
Millions of Californians could see bigger tax savings after Republicans raised the SALT deduction cap in their 2025 tax bill — but new analy...
San Francisco Chronicle
October 5, 2025
This Texas lawmaker is begging California to gerrymander. Here’s why
OPINION: “Nicole Collier has an unusual wish for a Texas state lawmaker: She wants more states to be like California and push measures like...
San Francisco Chronicle
October 5, 2025
From Jordan to MSG to Curry and the Warriors: how Steve Scott became Golden State’s PA announcer
First a PA announcer for the Bulls during Michael Jordan’s reign, and later the PA man for the Knicks, Steve Scott is lending his voice to t...
San Francisco Chronicle
October 5, 2025
‘All the trees are dead’: An ancient California forest has been wiped out
Old growth forests across the West are at risk of disappearing within 50 years. The Teakettle Experimental Forest is a tragic example in Cal...
San Francisco Chronicle
October 5, 2025