Greg Keraghosian

San Francisco wouldn’t have been as weird, or bold, or inviting without this place.

In the early ’80s, Pat Summerall was among those initially against anointing ... Pat...

It was 72 degrees inside the Silverdome, but the 49ers’ first Super Bowl appearance was...

The proposed aquarium’s location was the source of a fierce public relations battle.

One Phoenix Suns injury has changed everything.

This largely forgotten piece of San Francisco baseball history is sitting right under...

Marciallo Perez, 35, was unable to swim back from the shore after helping his son, who...

“I’ve rarely felt so betrayed.”

LATEST Sept. 4, 2:25 p.m. The “exodus” from Burning Man has finally begun after rainy conditions turned Black Rock Desert into a quagmire. The driving ban was lifted at 2 p.m. Monday, opening the metaphorical flood gates for 64,000 burners to make the drive back to civilization. “Please know that while conditions are improving and roads are drying, the playa is still muddy and may be difficult to navigate in some neighborhoods and down certain streets,” Burning Man organizers wrote in a stateme…

Anyone can see his art up close at some of San Francisco’s most popular landmarks, even 73 years after his death. Outside the city, there’s one notorious exception only the most privileged can visit. The life of Haig Patigian is a fantastic, complicated and surprisingly forgotten one. An Armenian immigrant who escaped genocide as a child and lost three of his siblings and his son to illness, he went from earning $11 a week at a San Francisco newspaper to earning a $15,000 commission to sculpt a…