Drug test rift puts Donaire bout in jeopardy
Nonito Donaire is threatening to pull out of his upcoming title fight if his opponent doesn’t agree to the same voluntary drug testing.
Sharks grab first win since before Super Bowl
It only took 17 days, but at least one Bay Area team no longer has a Super Bowl hangover.
Donaire to defend title in Radio City bout
San Leandro’s Nonito Donaire will defend his junior featherweight belt against Guillermo Rigondeaux in New York City.
San Rafael looks to get the homeless working
Bustling San Francisco and calm San Rafael have one unmistakable thing in common: homelessness.
Muni showing results with all-door boarding
Back-door boarding is proving to be a good idea, with complaints dropping and bus lines speeding up.
Giants draft Anchor Steam for Mission Bay
The Giants announced plans to expand nearby Pier 48 to include long-time San Francisco brewery Anchor Steam.
Tacolicious throws open its Palo Alto doors
One of San Francisco’s favorite Mexican restaurants made its official Peninsula debut Tuesday.
Bay Area freaks out over mild snow predictions
The weather service predicts a winter storm hitting the Bay could bring snow. The East Coast rolls its eyes in response.
Skydiving accident prompts Internet backlash
After video of a dangerous skydiving incident prompted a federal investigation, Internet commenters are slamming the victim.
Chinese army linked to hack attacks
China’s army controls a network of cutting-edge hackers, according to a report Tuesday by a U.S. Internet security firm.
Will US extend military draft to women?
With the ban lifted on women in combat, a decision looms on whether women will need to register for Selective Service.