Oakland’s Kehlani, San Jose DJ RCADE, Hayward’s Noodles, San Mateo harpist GEO, San Francisco DJ Salenie and others brought Yay Area energy to thousands gathered in downtown San Jose.

Bay Area officials have blocked many roads around Levi’s Stadium, impacting drivers and pedestrians. The traffic chaos will last long after the Super Bowl is over.

The crash occurred in an unincorporated area of Marin County, about 8 miles outside Petaluma and just south of the Marin-Sonoma county line.

San Pablo police responded to the shooting Friday night, but paramedics were unable to save the victim.

Super Bowl LX week brought Thom Browne’s GQ Bowl to San Francisco, with Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, Teyana Taylor, Christian McCaffrey and more stars.

Bad Bunny met with Apple CEO Tim Cook ahead of the Super Bowl LX Halftime Show at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara.

Two historic boys basketball wins were celebrated Wednesday. Livermore students stormed the court after defeating De La Salle. At Piedmont, no fans witnessed a rare win over Bishop O’Dowd.

California is sending the third most Olympians of any state to the Milan Cortina Olympics. The state ranks No. 1 for all-time Olympic athletes.

Negotiators for the San Francisco school district and teachers union were returning to the bargaining table Saturday, days before a planned walkout.

Green Day frontman Billie Joe Armstrong calls out Jeffrey Epstein, Donald Trump and more during a politically charged performance at the FanDuel Party powered by Spotify Super Bowl week concert.

The “Sunflower” singer stopped his San Francisco performance to call out the beer prices after a fan pointed out that drinks at the Bud Light-sponsored show weren’t free.

“The city is going to change,” says San Francisco Heritage president and CEO Woody LaBounty. “We want to be able to manage the change.”

A woman was pronounced dead at a local hospital after she was struck by a vehicle in San Jose early Saturday, police said.

From neon jackets and limited-edition collaborations to pricey souvenirs and accessories, the Moscone Center’s Super Bowl Experience blurs the line between fandom, fashion and commerce. 📸: Jessica Christian

The Humboldt County man had been fishing for eel when he was swept into the ocean by a sneaker wave at the mouth of the Klamath River, authorities said.

Subscribers can stream the inaugural Aging & Longevity Summit, featuring keynote speaker Rick Steves and leading experts on healthy aging, financial wellness and more.

One of the nation’s largest alcohol distributors looks to be in shambles, and its plight is revealing larger cracks in our convoluted system for selling wine, beer and spirits.

A skier died Thursday after falling on Dropout 2, one of Mammoth Mountain’s steepest expert runs, according to resort officials.

Short-track speed skating in the Winter Olympics will be full of “chaos and drama,” but at this Northern California facility skaters of all ages and skill levels are welcome.

This slick Korean café has, in addition to line-conjuring banana oat milk lattes, an excellent breakfast sandwich.

Lawmakers and housing advocates say San Francisco residents are exploiting a loophole in city rules to appeal affordable housing projects after they’re approved. A change could be on the horizon.

“A lot of lawlessness” at California mountain snow play areas could lead to steep fines and more rules.

Hidden deep in the contingency plan to slash costs at BART if voters decline to bail out the rail agency is an all-out nuclear scenario called Phase 3: Shut the rail system down altogether.

Barbara Offenhartz lived her 89 years on Earth with an itinerant spirit. Her last adventure ended in San Francisco, where a box of her cremated remains disappeared from her son’s front porch.

Seattle Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold and New England Patriots QB Drake Maye are both former No. 3 picks playing in their first Super Bowl. That’s where the similarities end.

The Super Bowl halftime show has long courted controversy. Here are the performances that shocked viewers and reshaped pop culture.

We asked Sporting Green columnists Ann Killion and Scott Ostler for their predictions on whether the Seahawks or Patriots will win Super Bowl LX at Levi’s Stadium, and why.

Rapper and producer Pharrell Williams, one of the music industry’s biggest superstars, was spotted at a San Francisco favorite for chicken wings.

Horn Barbecue, a prominent local restaurant, has been evicted from one of its Bay Area locations — the latest closure in owner Matt Horn’s barbecue empire.

A shooting and subsequent house fire in San Bruno on Friday afternoon left one person dead and prompted a homicide investigation, authorities said.

An anonymous donor has pledged $3.5 million to help San Francisco families take advantage of President Trump’s new investment accounts for U.S. children.

BART has nailed down the 10 stations that could close if voters decline to bail out the rail agency in November, a dire scenario that would gut service across the Bay Area.

Map breaks down crime rates in San Francisco by neighborhood

Three men were convicted in the death of Kevin Nishita, a Bay Area security guard who was shot while protecting a KRON-TV crew in Oakland.

A group of people tore down parts of the controversial fence restricting access to Thornton State Beach on Friday, dismantling panels that have sparked weeks of outrage and legal dispute along the Daly City coast. Read more → www.sfchronicle.com/bayarea/arti... 📸: Lea Suzuki/S.F. Chronicle

Two historic boys basketball wins were celebrated Wednesday. Livermore students stormed the court after defeating De La Salle. At Piedmont, no fans witnessed a rare win over Bishop O’Dowd.

After Friday classes let out at this San Francisco elementary school, dozens of students poured through the doors with marker-drawn protest signs against the federal government’s immigration policies.

After Friday classes let out at this San Francisco elementary school, dozens of students poured through the doors with marker-drawn protest signs against the federal government’s immigration policies. Read more → www.sfchronicle.com/sf/article/s... 📸: Lea Suzuki/S.F. Chronicle

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A group of people tore down parts of the controversial fence restricting access to Thornton State Beach on Friday, dismantling panels that have sparked weeks of outrage and legal dispute.

A 130-unit affordable housing project and park in downtown Livermore has cleared a major hurdle, but it still faces challenges before it can break ground.

Steph Curry will miss his third consecutive game with runner’s knee when the Golden State Warriors play the Los Angeles Lakers on Saturday.

San Francisco will hand out free meals to city students 18 and under on Monday and Tuesday in the event of a teachers strike at several sites across the city. Here’s what parents should know.

Emergency crews rushed to a quiet San Bruno neighborhood Friday after reports of a shooting and a structure fire sent a column of smoke towering above the Peninsula, visible for miles.

At Gold Bar Whiskey in Alameda, Joe Montana headlined a Super Bowl week FanFest for San Francisco 49ers fans as AMC’s documentary on the team, “Rise of the 49ers,” debuts.

The Golden State Warriors wouldn’t have traded for Kristaps Porzingis if they didn’t believe their medical staff could help him regularly take the court, coach Steve Kerr said Thursday.

Jonathan Kuminga was absent from the Golden State Warriors’ lineup most of the past year. Kristaps Porzingis’ rare bouts of health make for a variation on that theme.

Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill wants to extradite a Bay Area doctor over abortion medication. California Gov. Gavin Newsom clapped back with an f-bomb.

The San Francisco Giants waited until the Friday before pitchers and catchers report to name the assignments for new manager Tony Vitello’s coaching staff.

Punters have never earned any Super Bowl honors, but Michael Dickson is the NFL’s “gold standard,” burying the Seattle Seahawks’ opponents with their backs to the end zone.