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Bay FC faces Orlando Pride Sunday at PayPal Park, with a Latin jazz set from Mamboléo and a tee benefiting the SF Latino Task Force.
A $30 million Spanish Bay overhaul and decades of U.S. Opens signal a new era for the Monterey Peninsula resort.
Mt. Diablo High had just 16 healthy players left when it shut down its varsity season. Some players can now transfer to other Mt. Diablo Unified schools.
UC Berkeley becomes a Databricks shareholder as part of the deal, and helmet logos debut against UNLV on Oct. 3.
The 35-year-old fullback swears the celebration is about his nickname, not beer, and has already appealed.
The 42nd annual race hits the Baylands Friday, Sept. 25, with a climbing wall, a frog-themed shirt and no half marathon this year.
The Giants slugger heads to Philadelphia for a Monday consult that could mean season-ending surgery — another core injury to hit San Francisco's infield in 2026.
Riders from Kansas City to Boston competed at the Russian River Rodeo Grounds, where a riderless-horse ceremony honored community members lost this year.
Siale Taupaki says he is still broke despite seven seasons at UCLA and now Penn State, all while his parents keep struggling back home.
Fans can meet the Warriors defender face-to-face at Corsair's Valley Fair store, but a raffle deadline hits Friday at noon.
Jesse Bethel High School finally gets new turf, track and a football field named for former NFL star C.J. Anderson.
Brydon Durst, 17, was told he might never walk or talk. Next up: the field at Levi's Stadium with George Kittle.
Ron Wotus never saw a pitch thrown before crew chief Alan Porter tossed him at home plate — the fallout from Tony Vitello's ejection two days earlier.
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