Bush takes the stage at BottleRock in Napa Valley this Saturday, with a second late night show planned for Sunday night at Napa Music Hall.

Elim Chan will become the 13th music director in San Francisco Symphony’s 115-year history when she assumes the post for the 2027-28 season.

The artificial-intelligence industry is still trying to figure out a profitable and sustainable business model.

San Francisco's park system is among the best in the country.

The 29 Sunset will receive numerous upgrades aimed at improving the line's performance and reliability.

The proposals center around money for money, establishing a public bank and streamlining The City's commissions and advisory bodies.

The effort would expand a controversial deal with a tech firm that has started the process of overhauling and unifying The City’s permitting and licensing systems.

The proposal would better-protect people from discrimination who have been penalized for gender-affirming care, reproductive care, or drag performance.

The proposal has split bar owners, patrons and health officials.

The City’s waterfront may be the site of an arts renaissance.

OPINION: The administration appears to be playing fast and loose with the facts to smear its critics and pressure opponents into compliance.

For the first time in nearly eight years, monthly hotel revenues in San Francisco in March exceeded levels for the same month in 2019.

There's plenty to do ahead of the holiday weekend.

The Examiner reached out to all eight of the major gubernatorial candidates about how they would approach the tech and AI industry.

"Holding Ground" takes place Tuesday at Root Division in the Mission District.

A group of elderly men gather every week at the Curry Senior Center to forge connections.

Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco said the 16-year-old "was going to do it anyway," regardless of whether he had interacted with ChatGPT.

A report counted 115 active commissions and advisory bodies out of 152 and recommended cutting the total to 87.

Bay to Breakers is not just a footrace, though many register properly and earn their finisher’s medals.

Since 2017, appeals involving shadow analysis have led to the delay or stalling of 2,195 housing units citywide.

The analysis estimates the 20-year effects of Proposition D would include the losses of 944 jobs and $206 million in gross domestic product.

"Ballhalla" is coming to a San Francisco bar near you.

Sunnydale Market will open in 2027.

Beauty Bar has gone from a sketchy dive to elevated cocktail bar in the past two years.

Cloudfare will lay off 224 employees who are based or report into San Francisco.

Overall, homelessness had reached its lowest level since 2011, Mayor Daniel Lurie’s office said.

This week, city leaders moved closer to establishing the Hate Crimes Reward Fund.

The secondary market has served as a way for startups to relieve pressure building up from employees and investors.

Adam Raine took his own life in April 2025 at the age of 16.

Billionaires are spending money to shape American politics and policy as much as ever.

Construction is progressing on a years-in-the-making redevelopment project.

This year's total is projected to be about $300 million more than the amount that visitors spent in The City in 2019.

The new program will offer services for young people with the disease and will connect patients to specialized care teams. 

City businesses currently pay “dramatically” higher taxes than in comparable municipalities.

“I’m actually kind of surprised that hasn’t been a bigger deal,” said Vince Joralemon, director of the Life Sciences Law & Policy Center, to @sfexaminer.bsky.social about the Musk-Altman trial: https://bit.ly/4tAL3W9 #BerkeleyLaw

San Francisco State University is expanding into the heart of The City with help from another local institution.

Michael Tilson Thomas was San Francisco Symphony's longest serving music director.

The bar is like a halfway point between real life and vacation.

Prices are being pushed up thanks to strong demand from high-income buyers.

Access to mifepristone would be limited even in California — where reproductive care is especially protected.

The Bay Area showed up at the highest level, fashion-wise.

It’s not every day that you see two of the world’s wealthiest men engaged in a very personal battle that could reshape an entire industry.

March was the best month for Muni ridership in years.

San Francisco currently has 56 cameras installed across 33 locations.

Supervisor Myrna Melgar's measure for the November ballot would amend the City Charter.

Rep. Katie has highlighted her refusal to accept contributions from corporate-backed PACs.

"About Face: Disrupting Ballet" will make its Bay Area premiere on Saturday at 11 a.m. at the AMC Kabuki Theater.

Fun is a definite — not a maybe — this week in San Francisco.

Mission Bay's Family House serves families in need of both pediatric care and a place to stay close by UCSF.

San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie’s latest project aimed at addressing the opioid crisis opened its doors on Friday.