The Warriors signed Long Island Nets wing Nate Williams to a two‑way deal Monday, filling their final two‑way slot and adding another scoring wing. Williams has averaged roughly 17.9 PPG in the G League this season.

Oakland native Alysa Liu won Olympic team gold in Milan, and Oakland Zoo’s lemurs marked the victory with a playful Valentine’s Day shout‑out.

Six‑pack ticket packages for the A’s June Las Vegas homestand go on sale Feb. 18, with priority-list access and a lineup of game-day giveaways.

A shirtless fan ran onto the field at Super Bowl LX and was corralled after Patriots rookie Kyle Williams gave chase.

A Chronicle analysis of more than 500,000 reviews ranked Levi's Stadium the lowest-rated Super Bowl host, with fans pointing to turf, sun-baked seats and parking headaches.

The Warriors sent Jonathan Kuminga and Buddy Hield to Atlanta for Kristaps Porziņģis in a late‑night deadline deal that adds size but raises availability questions.

Bay FC has named LAFC executive Stacy Johns its new CEO, effective March 2. The hire comes as the club gears up for a March 14 home opener and a push to stabilize attendance and revenue.

Joe Montana and 49ers icons reunite onstage at the Orpheum on Tuesday for Night of Champions, promising stories, Q&A and a surprise ending.

Giants outfielder Jung Hoo Lee was detained at LAX over a paperwork issue; his agent and the team say they're working to resolve it before the FanFest stop in San Ramon.

A Seattle shop filmed staff burning a Fred Warner jersey with a Boring Company flamethrower, then pulled the post after fans slammed the stunt.

George Kittle left Mondays 48-27 win over the Colts with an ankle injury after seven catches for 115 yards. Hes listed questionable as the 49ers head into a short week vs. the Bears.

Legendary manager Bruce Bochy returns to the Giants as a special advisor, reuniting with Buster Posey and supporting new manager Tony Vitello. The hire blends experience with fresh leadership.

Roger Goodell and 49ers CEO Jed York rang Nasdaq’s closing bell in Times Square to spotlight the Bay Area’s countdown to Super Bowl LX. The move tees up a week of fan events and civic programs across the region.