Sarah Holtz

Why are Marines working unpaid shifts as security guards at California concerts?

Culture

A private security firm linked to Coachella’s promoter regularly recruits Marines to work volunteer shifts at major California music festivals. Legal experts and industry insiders question the practice.

Sports Columnist

Tim Kawakami

Are these Warriors built to steal wins? The preseason shows they might be

Sports

If the Warriors are going to improve on last season's 10th seed showing, they'll need role players to rise up. Here's who's most likely to answer the call. 

Editor-at-Large

Sara Deseran

The woman who ate Bernal Heights: Our new food editor on SF’s unlikeliest culinary hub

Food & Drink

A sleeper neighborhood with a bumper crop of eateries, bakeries and bars—and even a humble bodega filled with food treasures.



Sports Editor

Ethan Kassel

San Francisco high school football roundup: Week 7

Balboa, Lincoln and Washington each picked up their second league wins, while St. Ignatius shut Valley Christian out.

Business Editor

Kevin Truong

Would you eat these new meats? Startups bet it just might save the world

Business

Fed by venture capital and scientific talent, Bay Area startups are aiming to redefine what’s on your plate. 


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Why are Marines working unpaid shifts as security guards at California concerts?

Are these Warriors built to steal wins? The preseason shows they might be

The woman who ate Bernal Heights: Our new food editor on SF’s unlikeliest culinary hub

San Francisco high school football roundup: Week 7

Would you eat these new meats? Startups bet it just might save the world