Super Bowl LIV Anticipation Building As San Francisco Gets Ready To Party
With less than 24 hours to go before the big game, San Francisco is ready to party and ready for a Super Bowl victory.
Watch CBS News
With less than 24 hours to go before the big game, San Francisco is ready to party and ready for a Super Bowl victory.
Huge neighborhood celebrations are expected in San Francisco when the 49ers face off with the Chiefs on Super Bowl Sunday.
49ers Dee Ford's blunder cost Kansas City a trip to the Super Bowl a year ago. Now Ford has another chance to deny the Chiefs a championship
Robbie Gould wasn't sure he'd ever be in this position again, this close to a Super Bowl title. Heck, he didn't even know a few months ago if he'd still be with the San Francisco 49ers.
With 49er fans spread across a wide swath of Northern California, police departments from Gilroy to Santa Clara to San Francisco are preparing for a Super Bowl win and the celebrations and potential problems that could follow.
The animal rights group PETA claimed Friday that a Colin Kaepernick-inspired animated commercial was blocked from airing in Sunday's Super Bowl pre-game broadcast.
The Chiefs and 49ers went through their final practices Friday in preparation for the Super Bowl, and both coaches said their teams have everyone healthy and available for when they step on the field at Hard Rock Stadium.
Preview this Sunday's best commercials from Presidential candidates to cars and everything in between.
Mike Shanahan has never been this nervous about a Super Bowl. It's one thing to coach in the big game, quite another to watch your kid do it.
While his post-season offense has been known for its running game, the last time Kyle Shanahan stood on a San Francisco 49ers sideline during a Super Bowl in Miami he watched Steve Young toss a record six touchdown passes.
John Lynch had just finished another season in the relatively cushy job as television analyst when he decided to call Kyle Shanahan three years ago and offer up his services as a general manager if Shanahan got hired as head coach in San Francisco.
Jennifer Lopez and Shakira said Thursday their upcoming Super Bowl halftime show will pay homage to Latin culture, promising a joint performance that has an empowering message and also one that "spreads love."
When it comes to star athletes, there is a rare switch deep within their psyche that flip on when the lights shine their brightest. San Francisco 49ers star defensive back Richard Sherman is one them.
It's hardly as earth moving as Joe Namath's boast that his New York Jets would defeat the heavily favored Baltimore Colts in Super Bowl III.
Bob Horowitz, Executive Producer of 'The Greatest Super Bowl Commercials,' discusses what makes a great ad and his prediction for Sunday's big game.
Almost three years ago, Missy Elliott sent a tweet to a then under-the-radar artist whose music she admired and told her that "she was going to blow up."
For nearly a decade no player epitomized the tight end position more than retired New England Patriots star Rob Gronkowski. And he can't wait to watch Travis Kelce and George Kittle in Sunday's Super Bowl
Florida and federal law enforcement agencies preparing for the Super Bowl this Sunday at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens say they are ready for anything, including a detonated bomb or massive food poisoning, but haven't identified any threats.
Hall of Fame defensive end Chris Doleman, who became one of the NFL's most feared pass rushers during 15 seasons in the league including stops in Minnesota and San Francisco, has died. He was 58.
Private jet service, a personal butler, or how about a meal with former Patriots star Rob Gronkowski to top off Super Bowl weekend? From legendary nightclubs to exclusive parties, no place caters to the rich and famous quite like glitzy Miami.
The question brought a smile to San Francisco 49ers fullback Kyle Juszczyk's face when he was asked Tuesday how it felt to be among a dying breed in the NFL.
The San Francisco 49ers have begun their final preparations for their Super Bowl showdown on Sunday with the Kansas City Chiefs. Here's what they are talking about.
KPIX's Vern Glenn gets a chance to talk to 49ers offensive assistant coach, Katie Sowers. She will become the first female and openly gay person to be calling the shots during football's biggest game.
Riding the momentum from the famed Joe Montana to Dwight Clark 'The Catch' victory over Dallas in the 1981 NFC Championship Game, the San Francisco 49ers rolled into Pontiac's Silverdome to take on the Cincinnati Bengals in Super Bowl XVI.
When the San Francisco 49ers were mired in a two-win season back in 2016 and headed to a third straight offseason with a coaching change, Joe Staley wondered if it was still worth the sacrifices needed to play offensive line in such a grueling sport.
