Foster City, CA

Welcome to Monday! Morning mist and drizzle is at the coast with highs only reaching the 60s today. In our furthest interior valleys. it will again be in the 90s.

Our search for a seriously in-the-know local brought us to the doorstep of an iconic 30-year-old eatery, Fog City, which you might remember from 1990s era Visa commercials or on the cult classic film “So I Married An Axe Murderer.” Located along the Embarcadero at 1300 Battery St., the restaurant’s status as a classic San Francisco food destination was revived in 2013 after major renovations. Shane Pearce, the restaurant’s manager, has been living in the Bay Area for 30 years and can’t imagine living anywhere else. “San Francisco has a long history of open-minded residents and transplants. From fostering miners during the Gold Rush, being an LGBT sanctuary during the Second World War, nurturing an era of civil rights and anti-war activism through the 1950s and ’60s, and cultivating the software boom of the ’80s and ’90s, this remarkable city has been an incubator of creativity.”

Spend a day in North Beach, San Francisco’s “Little Italy,” where you’ll find delicious dining, interesting history and more. This small, vivid café (caffe in Italian) is said to have made the first espresso on the U.S. West Coast back in 1956. Beat writers, artists and poets were finding homes and haunts in North Beach then, and many gravitated to Caffe Trieste. The place is still humming, serving first-rate coffee and light snacks, plus live music, including heartfelt renditions of Italian opera. It’s a good place to start the day, but is fun anytime.

There's been a lot of speculation about San Francisco 49ers quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo's health heading into the 2022 NFL season. Garoppolo got shoulder surgery early in the offseason. But according to NFL insider Mike Giardi, Garoppolo's shoulder is "feeling good" right now. He is expected to start throwing the football in the next few weeks.

Nick Wright responds to Draymond Green, who has taken to his podcast to continue his criticisms of Nick's Andrew Wiggins and Golden State Warriors take. Nick blames the attention on slow news in sports, and advises Draymond to criticize his peers as passionately as he criticizes the media.

Residents in predominantly Black communities are more likely than those in predominantly white communities to live near a hospital with a certified stroke center. But a new study shows that when residents in these Black communities have a stroke, they are at greater risk of receiving care at a less-resourced hospital, where their chances of recovery are slimmer.

As a center for creativity, innovation and reinvention, San Francisco has attracted the world’s most notable light artists like, well, moths to a flame. For a truly illuminating art experience, immerse yourself in these brilliant works at some of San Francisco's must-see museums by some of the world’s most notable light artists.

Nine seasons after being drafted with the number one overall pick and two years since being shipped out of Minnesota as a “bust,” Andrew Wiggins has finally lived up to his All-Star billing, thanks in part to a Golden State Warriors Warriors Culture that doesn’t get enough credit.

The perceived noise of gunfire sent crowds running during two of the country’s largest Pride Parades in New York City and San Francisco this weekend despite law enforcement confirming false alarms. Despite videos showing Manhattan revelers storming away from the sound of what they thought was a shooting, NYPD...

Former NFL quarterback Alex Smith and his family have already been through terrifying medical scares in recent years. Unfortunately, all

Oftentimes, it’s the deals teams don’t make that prove vital, and the 49ers should look back at their 2022 offseason and be glad they didn’t ink these free agents. The major-construction portion of the San Francisco 49ers’ 2022 offseason is over, and general manager John Lynch and head coach Kyle Shanahan might be looking back and wondering whether or not they did enough to put their team into the best possible position this season.

Editor’s note: Tom Perrault is a consultant, a human resources executive and an attorney. He was board chair of the San Francisco AIDS Foundation (SFAF) and also served as chair of SFAF’s $15 million capital campaign. “Oh, I have a study that you’re going to join,” my doctor,...

While a lot of it was pretty frustrating from a Yankees perspective, the weekend series against the Astros ended on quite a high note. A late rally was capped by a walk-off home run from Aaron Judge, giving the Yankees a series split with Houston. Now, they’re set to face off against another AL West foe, albeit one at the other end of the standings.

UserTesting ranked 30th amongst the best top workplaces in the Bay Area. UserTesting , a leader in video-based human insight, announced that it has been awarded a Top Workplaces 2022 in the San Francisco Bay Area by the San Francisco Chronicle. This is UserTesting’s third time in the past four years that it has been ranked by the San Francisco Chronicle as a top workplace in the Greater Bay Area. This year, UserTesting earned a ranking of 30 out of 75 in the small-companies category.

Steven Deeks, MD, was a young resident at the University of California San Francisco (UCSF) in the early 1990s when he saw his first patients with HIV. “I had these young gay men who were so motivated to learn about their health and get involved as activists,” he says. “We developed partnerships and friendships that led to me showing up at ACT UP Golden Gate meetings.” Deeks, now 59, took what was supposed to be a one-year job at UCSF’s Ward 86 HIV clinic; 30 years later, he’s still there.

Donnie joins Ben to discuss whether he sees value on the San Diego Padres or San Francisco Giants to win the NL West this season based on the odds provided by the FanDuel Sportsbook.

The average price of gasoline dropped by about 8 cents a gallon in California over the past week, but it will rise again on July 1 when the annual state gas tax increase takes effect. The Bay Area's biggest cities saw prices fall by as much as 10 cents in...

San Francisco is known as a place where everyone is always welcome—and that courtesy extends to our four-legged friends, as well. In fact, a recent study of the country's most pet-friendly cities ranked San Francisco as number one!. With stunning views, steep hills to hike up, beautiful parks where...

Skies will likely be a bit smoky east of San Jose on Monday and Tuesday when Cal Fire plans to conduct a 73-acre prescribed burn in Joseph D. Grant County Park. In cooperation with the Santa Clara County Parks and Recreation Department, Cal Fire will conduct the burn each day from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. to reduce the amount of noxious weeds.