SF Standard

A San Francisco sheriff’s deputy was charged by the DA for allegedly groping an incarcerated woman and asking if she had undergone body surgery.

The Khoslas’ purchase of the Seattle Seahawks requires them to sell their 3.1% stake in the San Francisco 49ers. The article questions whether the 49ers are worth $10 billion.

San Francisco has invested $9 million in skate infrastructure over the last decade, shifting from a policy of jailing people for skating on sidewalks to supporting skateboarders through dedicated infrastructure.

The article discusses that using equity in AI companies like Anthropic or OpenAI to barter for urban real estate is not a prevalent trend and is not considered a sound financial strategy. It highlights the impracticality of such exchanges in the current market.

Mahmood’s Mamdani move encounters challenges at San Francisco City Hall. San Francisco Democrats have delayed the endorsement process for District 8.

The sale of the San Francisco Centre Mall is delayed as buyers pulled out, with the city initially blamed, but the core issue lies in disorganization among the sellers. No single entity controls the sellers' side, complicating the transaction.

Josh Harris, known for Trick Dog's international fame, is launching Quik Dog, a sports bar within a family restaurant. The article highlights his transition from Trick Dog to this new venture.

The Giants selected pitcher Jackson Flora with the No. 4 pick and Barry Bonds’ nephew, Peyton Bonds, in the third round of the draft. Buster Posey and the Giants focused on acquiring pitching talent, including Flora and Bonds.

An anti-AI protest named 'Freeze AI on Slushy Day' marched from OpenAI’s Mission Bay headquarters to Anthropic and Google, with a detour to a16z. Protesters used slushies, a Barney costume, and jeered at the companies.

A restaurant owner may play a role in attracting LeBron to San Francisco. The Waggle is monitoring billionaires in Sun Valley, and a Joseph Gordon-Levitt movie is set in the Financial District.

Chinatown leader Donald Luu agreed to pay hush money to a harassment accuser, according to court documents. Luu claims the accuser violated a settlement deal by going public.

San Francisco was pursuing government-backed grocery initiatives, but Lurie and Amazon opposed the plan. Supervisor Bilal Mahmood introduced a law modeled after Zohran Mamdani's approach to fund affordable grocery stores.

Buster Posey, the president of baseball operations for the San Francisco Giants, has opportunities to improve the franchise through the MLB draft and ahead of the Aug. 3 trade deadline.

A former employee of Elon Musk’s AI company xAI describes a grueling work environment with 100-hour weeks, boardrooms named ‘Judgment Day,’ and a culture of fear, while still expressing a longing for the experience.

Female surgeons face higher infertility rates as an occupational risk. A dispute over who should cover the costs of infertility treatments is emerging at UC hospitals.

The Giants' No. 4 draft pick in 2026 provides hope, but they will not qualify for a top-nine selection in 2027 regardless of their team's performance.

The absence of City Hall's 'event czar' may have contributed to the July 4 chaos. Congressional candidate Connie Chan received a significant endorsement.

The San Francisco Centre mall is back on the market after Presidio Bay and Prado Group's bid to transform the vacant downtown property fell apart following selection. Buyers previously attempted to acquire the distressed asset but abandoned the deal within months.

Local king salmon has returned to the market after a three-year commercial ban. The significant price increase from the boat to the butcher shop highlights a complex economic situation in the salmon industry.

A new detection tool from the California Policy Lab aims to provide timely updates on AI exposure eliminating jobs in California, particularly affecting Bay Area tech workers.