Phil Matier: The End Begins For Candlestick Park
The demolition of Candlestick Park—the former home of the San Francisco Giants and 49ers—has begun.
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The demolition of Candlestick Park—the former home of the San Francisco Giants and 49ers—has begun.
Officials in Richmond are making a new push to stop trains carrying cargo that they say is a disaster waiting to happen.
Candlestick Park will become the site of a large "urban outlet" shopping center.
A gay couple were approaching their wedding day, and opted for the services of UrLoved, a wedding photography company based in San Rafael.
Tony Hawk, the most famous skateboarder to ever ride (probably) took his first go at a new brand of skating: hoverboarding.
The days of using Facebook at work as a guilty pleasure may soon be over. The Social Media giant is reportedly developing a new site for the office called "Facebook at Work."
Getting around the Bay Area on two wheels may get a bit easier now that a new company has acquired Bay Area BikeShare and plans to invest in the program's upkeep and expansion.
It marks the start of the holiday season for old-time San Franciscans and folks all over the Bay Area. There's fresh crab available. The holidays start tonight.
The bull run in Microsoft's stock this past year has helped the tech giant surpass Exxon Mobil and seize the rank of the second most valuable company, behind Apple Inc.
California's pre-1914 water rights are not regulated. Even in drought years, whoever claimed the water first, gets it.
Some Berkeley parents are tired of marijuana 'contact' fumes wafting into their yards from a nearby pot club. They want the city to do something about the "40 Acres Collective" operating out of a building on San Pablo Avenue.
Commercial crab fishermen dropped their pots Friday morning, about 18 hours before the official start to the season.
A rapidly-expanding San Francisco startup which delivers fresh meals is being accused idling its diesel-powered refrigerated trucks for hours in a residential area in order to keep its hand-prepared meals chilled.
A San Francisco-based designer created a collection of frozen treat molds that turn basic flavored sugar water into popsicles that resemble infectious diseases.
By now you may have heard that voice that warns earthquake researchers of coming quakes, but in the future the heads up may be coming out of your own phone.
