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15 small fires break out around Healdsburg on Monday night
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Actor Michael K. Williams, Omar on 'The Wire,' dead at 54
Hiker dies after falling 50 feet off bluff in Pacifica
Firefighters gain ground on wildfire near foothill city of Auburn
He founded the Internet Archive with a utopian vision. That hasn’t changed
Behind the scenes of the ‘Shang-Chi’ bus chase through S.F.
California Restaurant workers aren’t equipped to play vaccine police
2 teen pedestrians die in East Bay crash, 18-year-old booked on DUI charge

California Wildfires

As Tahoe residents fled the Caldor Fire, the bears moved in — and pigged out

As South Lake Tahoe residents fled, bears broke into trash cans, dumpsters and even homes in pursuit of unguarded food. “Oh my God, they are making a mess,” says a refuse company owner.

Gubernatorial Recall

Are young voters the key to Gavin Newsom surviving the recall?

In a recall election that will probably be decided by which side turns out its base at the highest rates, young, energized voters represent an important voting bloc for Newsom if he hopes to survive.

Coronavirus Pandemic

How Bay Area experts recommend keeping kids safe in the delta era

The question every parent is asking is: How do I keep my child safe? Here’s the latest advice from experts, on masks, school lunch and more.

Recreation

Camping near Dumbarton bridge: RV sites bring 45-year promise to fruition

The Dumbarton Quarry, transformed from a rock-mining pit to a recreational site of the East Bay Regional Parks District, now is open to RV campers and tents. It’s a unique site with a short walk to a water view.

Baseball

How have the Giants become the best team in baseball?

SCOTT OSTLER: The first-place San Francisco Giants beat the rival Los Angeles Dodgers in a nationally televised game Sunday night, but with less than a month to go in the season it’s hard to explain why manager Gabe Kapler’s team is so good this season.

Opinion

Kevin the new Karen thanks to a cartoonish squadron of California recall candidates

What do you call the epitome of a self-entitled, hypocritical white man? Kevin sure seems to work.

Data Spotlight

S.F.o’s overdose epidemic disproportionately affects Black people
Vaccinations are increasing in California. Here’s where
Millennials are buying homes — after moving back in with parents
How close is the California recall? Here’s what poll experts say

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San Francisco’s stubbornness
A wildfire took my home. Trust me, California needs to stop dreaming...
Editorial: How not to vote on Question 2 on your California recall ballot

Step-by-step guide to recall election, ballot and the voting process

Across California, many voters have expressed confusion about the recall election and how they can cast ballots. Here is how it works.

San Francisco's ultimate day hike: Wonders of the Crosstown Trail
The Crosstown Trail is a true S.F. miracle: a world-class hiking trail created by a band of citizens, who bypassed government bureaucracy and somehow finished the project in 18 months.

Caldor Fire blew past every barrier. This is how they finally tamed it
The Caldor Fire is requiring an adaptation of strategies, made necessary by new fire behavior and danger.
Interactive: How firefighters are combating the Caldor Fire
When will South Lake Tahoe reopen? Here’s what we know

Caldor Fire upends life, livelihoods for South Lake Tahoe’s service workers

As the Caldor Fire spread, homes in its path were still selling

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How have the Giants become the best team in baseball?
As Tahoe residents fled the Caldor Fire, the bears moved in — and pigged out
Masks. School lunch. Sleepovers. Here’s how Bay Area experts recommend keeping kids safe in the delta era
Firefighters gain ground on wildfire near foothill city of Auburn
Kevin the new Karen thanks to a cartoonish squadron of California recall candidates
How Santa Clara’s 49ers honeymoon turned into a poisoned relationship between team and town
He founded the Internet Archive with a utopian vision. That hasn’t changed, but the internet has
Residents of South Lake Tahoe allowed back home but are warned: Don’t unpack everything yet
Hiker dies after falling 50 feet off bluff in Pacifica
Larry Elder isn’t the problem. He’s the symptom of something much worse

High school football: Big leaps, new teams in Chronicle’s top 25
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Sports Editors' picks

Add these words to a great MLB name: Vida Blue, Hall of Famer
Time for Dom DiMaggio to step out of the shadows and into the HOF
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Sports Columnists

Ann Killion Sports Columnist
Full house at Oracle Park owed something to Dodgers’ fans,...

The San Francisco Giants’ bid to contend in the NL West has created a familiar playoff vibe at Oracle Park, but seeing the stands packed with...
Bruce Jenkins Sports Columnist
Will Clark’s legendary career belongs in Cooperstown

Will Clark established a legendary presence at the plate and in the Bay Area with the San Francisco Giants. In a perfect world, he’d be in the...
Scott Ostler Sports Columnist
How have the Giants become the best team in baseball?

The first-place San Francisco Giants beat the rival Los Angeles Dodgers in a nationally televised game Sunday night, but with less than a month to...

Top fried chicken in the Bay Area

From sandwiches to late night Korean wings, these are the best restaurants to eat fried chicken in the Bay Area.

Controversial owners of Fiji Water just bought an esteemed Napa winery
By Esther Mobley

Burrito City

Our in-depth, super serious guide to S.F.'s favorite food
Top burritos in the Bay Area
Mysterious tale of Oakland’s super burrito, an absurd 15-incher
What’s actually the best meat for a burrito?

Top Restaurants

Top 25 Restaurants: Summer 2021
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Top Seafood Restaurants

Food & Wine Critics

Soleil Ho Restaurant Critic
The story behind this Korean-American cafe broke my heart

On a quirky and heartfelt cafe in Santa Clara.
Esther Mobley Wine Critic
Forget 'chillable reds.' All red wines should be served a...

Let's talk about the chillable red.

An incredibly detailed map of where people actually vote in Bay Area

Outdoors

Closure of California’s national forests reportedly extended
Documentary on Calif.’s top whitewater kayaker lands on Netflix
One year after fires, parks in Santa Cruz Mountains reopen
One of California’s last family-owned ski areas to change hands

S.F.’s new animal shelter created with devotion to building’s history
By John King

Nearly quarter of S.F. school district staff have not reported vax status
The San Francisco Unified School District asked all of its nearly 10,000 employees to submit their COVID vaccination status by Aug. 31. Only about 7,500 responded.
‘You are not a horse’: Bogus COVID craze vexes Bay Area feed stores
Not enough subs: California schools face severe teacher shortage

Stanford Medicine study finds surgical masks help prevent COVID

Is mu variant in California? What to know about new ‘variant of interest’

Political Columnist

Joe Garofoli Senior Political Writer
Republicans are fumbling the recall because they haven’t...

Republicans had a generational opportunity to capture the governor’s office. But polls say the GOP-led recall campaign hasn’t attracted moderate...

FAQs

Governor Gavin Newsom speaks to reporters during a press conference for his "Vote No" camapaign at Manny's in San Francisco, Calif., on Friday, August 13, 2021.

Recall election: How to vote and what to know

Here’s what you need to know about casting a vote in this unusual election.

Newsroom Voices

Heather Knight Columnist
S.F. man with troubled history is accused of bringing a gun to...

The suspect made headlines just six weeks ago for allegedly breaking into the home of a disabled woman in the Castro. The 62-year-old woman, who...
Justin Phillips Columnist
Larry Elder isn’t the problem. He’s the symptom of something...

For Black residents in California, Larry Elder’s slim chance at a recall election victory should be alarming. It represents how the state is ready...
Carl Nolte Columnist
Beyond wildfire, drought and misery is a Marin County escape

It’s not exactly secret: the Point Reyes National Seashore is world famous and tourism is the main industry in the region.

Track water shortages and restrictions across Bay Area

Check the water shortage status of your area, plus see reservoir levels and a list of restrictions for the Bay Area’s largest water districts.

Despite Prop. 22 ruling, Uber and Lyft drivers won’t be employees soon
By Carolyn Said

Mount Shasta barely has any snow this year. Will it ever come back?
The iconic volcano near the Oregon border has become a casualty of extreme heat and drought, as well as an illustration of the havoc climate change can wreak on Western landscapes.
Before-after images of Bay Area reservoirs show drought’s severe impact
Images show ‘unusual’ lack of snow on Mount Shasta

State orders 4,500 cities, farms to stop drawing river water

What data shows about Dixie Fire’s rapid growth and how it’s different

Bay Area Disrupted

Roland Li Business Reporter
Some of the hottest tech hubs are now in Canada. Here's why...

The Bay Area is still the top region for tech talent in North America, but Canadian cities are surging, according to a new report.

San Francisco’s stubbornness
By Joe Mathews

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Chronicle In-Depth

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She found a 100-year-old diary in her S.F. home. The story inside changed her life

Christina Lalanne spent two years chasing ghosts through census records and historical archives. She discovered a century-old love story — and herself.

Photos: BottleRock Festival is back. How are fans staying safe?

New 9/11 documentary looks at attacks from Bush’s point of view
The former president, Dick Cheney, Condoleezza Rice, Andy Card, Ari Fleischer, Karl Rove and more share revealing anecdotes about the day of the tragedy.
In ‘Cinderella,’ starring Camila Cabello, incoherence isn’t quite bliss
‘D’Amelio Show’: What you need to know about TikTok’s famous family

Review: In ‘Mogul Mowgli,’ Riz Ahmed delivers

Labor Day 2021: A guide to Bay Area events over the holiday weekend

Datebook Columnists

Let’s agree to separate the facts of writers’ lives from their...

Some writers want their work to speak for itself, and we should be OK with that.

Entertainment

Here’s which live events are coming to the Bay Area this summer

FInd out the latest arts and entertainment news announcements as the Bay Area reopens after more than a year in pandemic lockdown.

Did Sutro Tower have plans for a restaurant on top? Truth finally revealed

Years after rumors surfaced that a restaurant was once planned on top of Sutro Tower, the truth has come out. It’s mostly a myth, but there’s enough there there to keep Sutro lovers hungry.

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Gold Rush impresario set stage for S.F. to become great theater town
By Gary Kamiya

Ellen Weis, S.F. museum director, dies at 64
Weis co-founded and directed the Museum of Modern Mythology, which was shut down after the 1989 Loma Prieta quake, but she reached an agreement to relocate her collection of artifacts this summer.
Leon Litwack, Pulitzer Prize-winning historian of slavery dies at 91
Phyllis Gould, Rosie the Riveter who pushed for Congressional Medal

Gift of Gab, the rapid-tongued rapper of Blackalicious fame

Jackie Kirk, among first to portray faces of AIDS victims in fine art

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