Natalie Nakase coaches the way she once played: scrappy, smart and fully herself
Natalie Nakase led the Golden State Valkyries to the WNBA finals in the expansion teamโs second year. She has a long history of outperforming expectations.
The cynical, selective outrage over Gary McCoyโs troubled past
McCoyโs admitted history of long-ago drug-use and crime is fair game, politically โ but only if you apply the same standards to the politicians you like
A guide and reviews
What’s on now at San Francisco museums, October 2026
Graciela Iturbide at SFMOMA reviewed along with RM and Ha Chong-Hyun at the Asian Art Museum.
News by neighborhood
Immigration
S.F. educators have a new role: Getting families through ICE appointments
Educators from 20 San Francisco schools are trained to accompany students and their families to immigration appointments.
Trouble
Pedestrian suffers life-threatening injuries in SoMa collisionย
A pedestrian suffered life-threatening injuries in a vehicle collision in SoMa Wednesday.
Elections 2026 โ
It’s a big election year in San Francisco: 30+ candidates, 10 local measures, and more โ the ballots are going to be long in November.
But we’ve got you covered: All our election coverage, and more, in one place.
Arts & Culture
Can $500,000 jump-start the Tenderloinโs theater district?
Three investors are pouring into one Mid-Market block in hopes to revamp the theater and arts corridor.
Restaurant Reviews
Restaurant review: The new Missionโs Kitchen on Valencia Street
The new Missionโs Kitchen is bright and cheery, and I was pleased to see that itโs on its way to becoming another institution.
Restaurant Review: Sungho Korean Soul Food
Chef Seongho features homey, traditional dishes he remembers from his childhood,.
People We Meet
People We Meet: Reina Torres, a lifetime making pupusas
Reina Torres has been making pupusas for most of her life. She’s now making pupusas for Mission residents using her grandma’s recipe.
For todayโs Mary Poppins, itโs un poco de azucarย
Rosa Medrano is among the legions of San Francisco babysitters caring for the city’s kids.
Covering the Police
Police commission advances new SFPD drone policy, despite protestย
The first drone policy since 2024 passes 5-1. Next step: board of supervisors







