The San Francisco of the 19th Century exerts a romantic tug on the present day, a sepia-toned metropolis that sprang up out of nothing to attract robber barons, writers, and eccentrics only to be ...

Binh Danh uses daguerreotypes, the earliest form of photography, to document San Francisco today, drawing connections between the past and present.

This restored San Francisco Victorian in the city’s Mission District brings the past to life. The postcard-perfect Italianate building built in 1872 was updated between 2015 and 2017 to include ...

California has long drawn colorful characters, but 19th century San Francisco especially so. A historic walking tour with Emperor Norton reveals all.

As soon as Giants President Horace Stoneham was given the green light to pioneer baseball’s expansion from coast to coast, he notified San Francisco Mayor George Christopher. “Mayor ...

CINCINNATI -- Heliot Ramos became the 19th player to start in left field for the San Francisco Giants over the past 19 season openers, and the move paid off when he homered against the Cincinnati ...

San Francisco's Chinatown, the oldest Chinese enclave in America, has a rich history. It's a site where concerns over larger issues of immigration and racial discrimination played out.

As they took the field for the first time in San Francisco, the Giants carried with them a rich history, fortifying their legacy as one of baseball’s enduring franchises.

(KRON) — A recent construction project at the Presidio Park in San Francisco turned into a cannonball run of sorts. In August, a diverse team of experts discovered two century-old cannonballs ...

The museum is called the Casa Grande, so not surprisingly, the two-story, 27-room building in San Jose's Almaden Valley is big. Situated behind a white picket fence and surrounded by several acres ...

With elbow injuries surging and the role of starters plummeting, the San Francisco Giants are deploying a counterintuitive throwback strategy to build around starting pitchers again.