If it’s trendy to save up your offense until the end of the ballgame, the Giants are the most stylish kids in school.

In a city whose medical marijuana laws resembled the Wild West, a historic election has finally brought some order.

The SFMTA awarded the $840 million contract for construction of Central Subway stations, tracks and systems.

Down to their final strike, the Giants came from behind to overcome strong pitching from Nationals ace Stephen Strasburg.

San Jose held serve on home ice, edging the Kings 2-1 to win Game 4 on a decider — once again — from Logan Couture.

San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee rolled out the blue carpet for Warriors star Stephen Curry.

The NFL picked under-construction Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara to host the 50th Super Bowl in February 2016.

With their new Xbox One, Microsoft has fired first in a brewing battle over interactive entertainment in the home.

Apple’s Tim Cook faced pointed question from a House committee over “sham” subsidiaries and offshore tax strategies.

The Giants pitching staff got the last thing they needed Monday night: An injury to one of their starters.

Negotiations broke down last week between AT&T Park food vendor Centerplate and their workers’ union.

A congestion fee for downtown drivers could reduce congestion, improve safety and avoid perpetual gridlock.

Thousands came out for the Bay to Breakers race in San Francisco to have a good run, or a party, or both.

New proposal addresses handicap placard fraud by making all drivers pay for parking.

A glass of horchata over ice is perfect on a hot summer day: it’s creamy yet light, cold and refreshing.

A Saratoga teen won a $50,000 prize for presenting groundbreaking technology to an international audience.

Logan Couture scored the game-winning goal in overtime as the Sharks beat the Kings 2-1 in Game 3.

Following last month’s Boston bombings, The City has added extra security for Sunday’s 102nd Bay to Breakers.

Yahoo! scheduled a news conference Monday amid reports it was in talks for a billion-dollar acquisition of Tumblr.

Car-sharing companies could soon be set aside up to 300 street parking spaces in San Francisco.

France became the 14th country to legalize same-sex marriage Saturday after President Francois Hollande signed it into law.

Bay Area drivers need to keep an eye on their bank accounts after credit card skimmers were found at East Bay gas stations.

Vivek Randive will need to sell his minority stake in the Warriors before coughing up $347 million for the Kings.

Patrons are eating up African lion at Mokutanya Yakitori in Burlingame, farm-raised in Illinois and shipped to the Bay Area.

The U.S.’s most prestigious bike race has reached the Bay Area with weekend time trials and race stages.

Thursday night the Sharks lost Game 2 in its final minutes, allowing a pair of power play goals in 22 seconds.

The Spurs outplayed the Warriors when it mattered, beating Golden State 94-82 to advance to the Western Conference Finals.

A simple pleasure of a spring salad with asparagus and soft-boiled eggs, meant to be enjoyed alone.

Many people haven’t evolved beyond being afraid of change, being afraid of things that they don’t understand.

Some dogs in San Francisco know exactly where their favorite bone is: In their mail carrier’s arm.

A packed crowd soaked up every minute of the 3-1/2 hour Google keynote, including rare remarks from CEO Larry Page.

A cold, scoreless effort against the defending Stanley Cup champions Tuesday night yielded a 2-0 loss to the Kings.

In spring training, SoCal wondered if the Dodgers and Angels would meet in a Freeway Series. Now the question is which manager will lose their job first.

Tony Parker and Tim Duncan dominated the Warriors 109-91 to set up a must-win Game 6 back at Oracle.

Peter Sagan earned his ninth career Tour of California stage victory in the 110-mile trek from Palmdale to Santa Clarita.

Despite the death of a veteran sailor last week, officials said the America’s Cup yacht race is on course as planned.

It’s hard to believe there could possibly be a more exciting series ahead of us than we just saw against the Canucks.

“If you would play the game of thrones, you must play to win.” And it doesn’t hurt if you swing a mean sword.

Colombian cyclist Janier Acevedo battled dehydration, steep climbs and oppressive heat to win Monday’s stage.

Fees charged for graduation sometimes means CSU students can’t afford to attend their ceremonies.

A traffic accident along Highway 35 turned ugly when a suspect allegedly assaulted another driver with a skateboard.

As if the garlic fries line couldn’t get any longer, food workers at AT&T Park are threatening to strike.

Tim Lincecum went seven innings while Pablo Sandoval, Brandon Belt, and Marco Scutaro homered in a 5-1 win over the Braves.

Rookie Harrison Barnes with 26 points, Jarrett Jack had 24, and Stephen Curry added 22 points in the Warriors 97-87 OT win over the Spurs in Game 4.

Madison Bumgarner struck out 11 and Gregor Blanco drove in four runs in the Giants’ 10-1 thumping of Braves.

Reducing robberies and burglaries will cut overall crime, argues Bill Bratton in his report to Oakland police.

The Giants’ offense exploded for a big fourth inning on their way to an 8-2 win over Tim Hudson and the Atlanta Braves.

The screams of Warriors fans alone couldn’t stop Tony Parker and Tim Duncan en route to a 102-92 win.