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The 49ers have a lot riding on Brock Purdy, the team’s “Mr. Irrelevant” draft pick.
Here’s a look at the records of past Niners that bore that title.
The Bored Ape Yacht Club is among those trying not to sink in the crypto sea-storm.
This lawsuit aims to take the Warriors’ Steph Curry and other celebs overboard.
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Plant managers didn’t call 911 for an hour, according to officials, because they mistakenly believed the leak was contained.
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State Senator Scott Weiner has been on the receiving end of personal threats and far right rhetoric.
Officials won’t say how it’s impacted his security.
Elon Musk briefly abandoned his internet stage for a surprise live appearance in S.F.
The crowd wasn’t exactly hitting the like button.
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Straight from the Milky Way to your mailbox: The Examiner’s weekly horoscopes.
Tom Brady and the Bucs were bested by the Niners’ new QB on the block.
Here’s what the fan camp had to say about it.
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UC’s striking postdocs and staff returned to work Monday.
Here’s what we know about the tentative deal they struck.
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A month after the Warriors suspended their partnership with FTX, the fledgling firm's former CEO is in U.S. custody.
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Now’s your chance to own a piece of Twitter, in the form of an espresso machine.
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If you're a Lyft driver, starting today it pays to use an electric vehicle.
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The latest chapter of the cryptocurrency collapse reads like a "Who's Who" of Hollywood.
In addition to Curry, celebrities like Serena Williams, Snoop Dog, Madonna and Gwyneth Paltrow are among those named in the class action lawsuit.
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One person was injured Monday in a fire that damaged two units at a San Jose apartment building.
Santa Clara County isn't waffling on this punishment.
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You could safely count out Touchdown Tom pretty quickly yesterday.
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"The attack on my father really destroyed my faith in humanity," Alexandra Pelosi said.
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Introducing The Examiner's weekly San Francisco horoscopes, which are 100% real, definitely not made up and written by our very own extremely qualified astrologer.
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Dave Chappelle brought Elon Musk on stage during his show in San Francisco.
It went about how you expected.
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The CDC now says a person is "up to date" on their vaccines when they've completed their initial series and received the most recent booster recommended for their age group.
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Have a whirlwind art-filled day courtesy of San Francisco public transit.
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Google released its top 10 “near me” searches in San Francisco, led by “monkeypox vaccine near me.”
Purdy is the fourth Mr. Irrelevant selection in 49ers history. Here’s a look at the other three.
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Wiener's religious identity and sexual orientation place him within the groups that officials say are under increasing threat, and he has also been mentioned as a possible successor to Pelosi were she to retire from Congress.
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The weather may not be the only thing that sours SantaCon.
San Francisco’s bivalent booster numbers are abysmal. Meanwhile, COVID-19 cases are climbing.
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The San Francisco Unified School District just won a windfall from an unlikely source.
Here’s why Juul owes the district a slice of its $1.2 billion settlement.
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Lake Street’s slow status has stalled and stumbled, but it's a sure thing.
“Prove it,” say slow street advocates.
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Google’s 2022 trends report give San Franciscans a look under the hood.
Here are the miles of searches that defined The City this year.
OPINION: New York City has adopted a plan to address homelessness that scapegoats mental illness.
Let’s not follow suit in San Francisco.
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As the calendar closed in on November’s election, money poured into shutting down one “pro democracy” measure.
What made Prop. H a last-minute enemy of S.F.’s elite?
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EXCLUSIVE: The City is closely monitoring UN Plaza following the closure of the Tenderloin Center.
Transition management will include shorter hours and increased police presence.
As parents pack up their students and flee SFUSD, private schools see an enrollment uptick.
And the trend isn’t showing any sign of slowing down.
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Hardly Strictly Bluegrass has a new man behind the curtain.
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OPINION: If lawmakers were serious about bringing down costs, they’d focus on hospital, physician and clinical services that make up over 60% of health-care expenditures.
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EXCLUSIVE: The Department of Emergency Management is overseeing the move, which takes effect Monday.
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See a San Francisco spin on a beloved fairytale story at the Presidio Theatre this weekend.
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In 2019, San Francisco became the first city in the U.S. to ban the sale of e-cigarettes, and the school district joined the lawsuit against Juul over its sales and marketing practices.
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About 20% of the population has dyslexia of various forms, though many people go throughout their entire lives without a formal diagnosis.
Dyslexia paints the world in different colors and tones for those who are affected by it.
