The for-profit S.F. coding academy Bloom Institute of Technology, formerly Lambda School,... | Continue reading
Popcorn, a new Bay Area grocery-delivery service, has been selling baked goods from top... | Continue reading
As middle-class home buyers dwindle, longtime owners get creative to pay high mortgages. | Continue reading
The very public feud has its roots in what has become a bitter battle over how to teach... | Continue reading
Brought to the U.S. on their parents’ work visas, a generation of children is turning... | Continue reading
Some Bay Area parents say a new partnership between Girl Scouts and DoorDash isn’t fair... | Continue reading
In less than a year, Funk has raised $2 million to construct a total of 70 rooms in... | Continue reading
A Silicon Valley employee and her children are the subjects of photos so devastating that... | Continue reading
California’s CEQA is at least partially rooted in a misunderstanding of overpopulation... | Continue reading
The ruling means UC Berkeley will withhold acceptance letters from more than 5,000... | Continue reading
California on Tuesday will no longer require unvaccinated residents to wear masks in most... | Continue reading
The building’s project engineer said that “the building is not at risk due to this... | Continue reading
There are no obvious signs of trauma or notes indicating troubles for the family who died... | Continue reading
The mayor acknowledged that some amount of remote work would remain, but she did not... | Continue reading
A report on a potential city operated bike share program comes at a time when use of the... | Continue reading
The San Francisco police crime lab has been entering sexual assault victims’ DNA in a... | Continue reading
California legislators are trying to succeed where the federal government couldn’t by... | Continue reading
Fentanyl is devastating San Francisco, and many of the city’s dead have been found within blocks of each other in the Tenderloin and South of Market. The Chronicle followed people locked in its grip as they try to survive the sprawling opioid epidemic on their own. | Continue reading
The Chronicle spent two weeks in the neighborhood interviewing more than 40 residents,... | Continue reading
While we wait for the legislation to pass, we can act now: The rich should give their... | Continue reading
Breed announced a series of initiatives last week, including asking for overtime for... | Continue reading
The declaration will allow city officials to waive certain laws as they tackle the drug... | Continue reading
The fix calls for attaching U-shaped clips containing a thin rubber sleeve to all 12,000... | Continue reading
Socks made for babies, children and adults can be loaded with dangerous hormone-mimicking... | Continue reading
A Wisconsin wedding celebration brought together doctors and public health experts. More... | Continue reading
Organized retail thieves often turn to internet marketplaces for an anonymous way to sell... | Continue reading
A Safeway supermarket near San Francisco’s Castro District has upgraded its security,... | Continue reading
Tenisha Tate-Austin and Paul Austin say they were low-balled when trying to refinance... | Continue reading
Laurie already lost one child to a drug overdose. Can she save another? | Continue reading
San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin filed looting charges against several people... | Continue reading
San Francisco leaders call for explanation after camera shows thefts at S.F. cannabis... | Continue reading
Shoplifting is at the center of crime debates in San Francisco. We explore what police... | Continue reading
The battle over SB9, a new California law that would add density to single-family... | Continue reading
In September, UC Davis became the first University of California institution to add caste... | Continue reading
Customers raved about their Noodle in a Haystack pop-up, so Yoko and Clint Tan tried... | Continue reading
People from all around the Bay Area said they lost their connections just before 10 p.m.... | Continue reading
Gov. Gavin Newsom and legislators set aside $50 million in this year’s budget for a new... | Continue reading
The case of two men accused of burglary in San Francisco is emblematic of the city’s... | Continue reading
Berkeley’s Upside Foods plans to offer public tours for its new cultured meat... | Continue reading
Now that children ages 5-11 are eligible for the coronavirus vaccine, they will be... | Continue reading
Like MoviePass before it, Zillow’s iBuying adventures were a rare and fleeting handover... | Continue reading
If facility demands we reduce S.F.’s homelessness debate to a bullet point, let it be... | Continue reading
San Francisco is lagging behind the rest of the nation in people returning to the office,... | Continue reading
A native San Franciscan who made big money in the late 1960s and early 1970s by selling... | Continue reading
San Francisco desperately needs housing, particularly units big enough for families. So... | Continue reading
Adding red seaweed to the diets of dairy cattle can reduce their greenhouse gas... | Continue reading
For a year and a half, the pandemic drastically changed life in the Bay Area. Now, health... | Continue reading
Many startup companies use the same loophole as Theranos to bypass the FDA. I worked and... | Continue reading