“Virtually every type of news model out there exists in the Bay Area,” said Bill Nagel, publisher of The San Francisco Chronicle, the city’s largest newspaper. “It’s a hypercompetitive ...

Ken Cacich, a 72-year old San Francisco resident, has been reading the Bay Area Reporter, one of the country’s largest LGBT newspapers, since 1975. “It’s a phenomenal paper, because it’s geared toward ...

Newly discovered photos show vintage mystery In the late 1960s, San Francisco was in its heyday: It was the center of an anti-war movement and the birthplace of the counter-culture movement.

Westfield, which has owned the downtown San Francisco Centre mall since 2002, said this week that it was handing it back to its lender. The mall is expected to be 45 percent empty when Nordstrom ...