Top of the News
Editor's Picks
Climate
Data Spotlight
49ers
- 49ers’ game grades: Rams can’t catch Deebo Samuel or slow S.F. defenseThe San Francisco 49ers had plenty of defense and just enough offense to beat the Rams on Monday night, calming nervous fans(if only for a week) and, on a technicality, moving into first place in...By Michael Lerseth
- Camino team is closing their last restaurant. They won't open another oneBerkeley’s the Kebabery surrenders to the pandemic, and its acclaimed chef-owner leaves the industry for good.By Elena Kadvany
- S.F. railyard project aims to transform transit. Could it bring housing?The 20 acres of Caltrain railyards in San Francisco will start development after years of discussions and dreaming.By J.K. Dineen
Health News
- A warm start, then a touch of fall this week: Here’s when to expect a...After a warm weekend, the Bay Area can expect more of the same Monday. A slight cooldown on Tuesday should be followed by a gradual warm-up by the end of the week.By Michelle Apon
- As he picks partisan battles, Newsom’s vetoes paint a more moderate pictureGavin Newsom’s nearly 170 vetoes this year reveal a governor sometimes leaning more moderately than the Legislature, influenced in part by slowing tax revenue and larger political concerns.By Sophia Bollag
- By Joe Garofoli, Dustin Gardiner, Sophia Bollag and Camryn Pak
- No, there's no tech hack around discriminationFor some men, $75,000 seems like a fair price to vastly improve their lives. But what cost are the rest of us paying to uphold these idiotic beliefs?By Justin Ray
- By Chronicle Editorial Board
- Listen: Breed family matters in Napoleon Brown's caseFifth & Mission podcast: Chronicle reporter Megan Cassidy joins host Cecilia Lei to discuss the new state laws that could reduce the prison term of Mayor London Breed's brother, Napoleon Brown,...By fifth & mission
- Sacheen Littlefeather revisits notorious Oscar speech — days before her...The longtime Marin County resident spoke with The Chronicle about “divine intervention” that led to the academy’s apology, days before her death on Oct. 2.By Pam Grady
What to watch
- Once-swanky Tenderloin is S.F.’s ultimate riches-to-rags storyThe downtrodden neighborhood, known for its crime and drug use, was once home to San Francisco’s top politicians and millionaire merchants.By Gary Kamiya
- By Jack Lee and Peter Hartlaub