March Madness comes to San Francisco's Chase Center and business owners are ready to 'win'

Excitement is building as NCAA action is set to get underway in San Francisco. Chase Center will host the West Regional Sweet 16 and Elite Eight, and fans are already pouring into the city.

Brittney Griner visited by US Embassy official in Russia, State Department says

WNBA star Brittney Griner, who remains detained near Moscow, is said “to be in good condition" after a U.S. Embassy official was allowed to visit with her.

March Madness: Grubhub offering special meal deals during NCAA tournament

If you’re searching for goodies for March Madness, Grubhub is offering a variety of discounts on meals at some of your favorite restaurants during the NCAA Tournament.

Gov. DeSantis issues proclamation declaring Sarasota swimmer 'real' winner over transgender athlete

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has issued a proclamation declaring Sarasota native Emma Weyant the "real" winner of the NCAA Championship 500-yard freestyle after the top spot had gone to UPenn swimmer Lia Thomas, the first known transgender woman to win the title.

US team capsizes catamaran in San Francisco Bay ahead of $1 million race

The United States SailGP team capsized its 50-foot catamaran Monday in the Bay. They were preparing for the global league’s $1 million, winner-take-all season championship.

USFL 2022: Full schedule of games released for 10-week regular season

The highly-anticipated United States Football League (USFL) kicks off in April and the league released its full slate of matchups for the 10-week regular season Monday.

Record-breaking dad runs Oakland's half-marathon pushing quintuplets in stroller

A 40-year-old father of quintuplets accomplished a record-breaking feat, running Oakland's half-marathon on Sunday, all while pushing his five four-year-olds in a stroller.

Phoenix Mercury's Brittney Griner to be detained in Russia until May: report

The Phoenix Mercury player had been detained at a Moscow airport after a drug-sniffing dog reportedly found vapes with cannabis oil in her luggage.

Indiana cheerleader saves March Madness game after freeing stuck basketball

An Indiana cheerleader became “the hero in Portland” after the ball got stuck behind the backboard during Thursday night’s game against St. Mary’s.

Stephen Curry injures foot, out indefinitely: reports

Steph Curry injured his left foot in Wednesday's game against the Boston Celtics and it's unclear when the Golden State Warriors star will return, according to reports.

Colin Kaepernick reaches out to Seahawks, Pete Carroll about NFL chance

Former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick spoke to Seattle Seahawks coach Pete Carroll about another chance to play in the league. The NFL organized a workout for Kaepernick in 2019, but it turned chaotic and resulted in no job offers.

A's dealt setback in effort to build new stadium in Oakland

A committee to protect San Francisco Bay recommended Wednesday that the Port of Oakland keep Charles P. Howard Terminal for maritime use rather than allowing the Oakland A's to build a new ballpark there. 

Scott Hall, WWE Hall of Famer, New World Order co-founder, dies at 63

Scott Hall, the legendary wrestler best known for his character “The Bad Guy” Razor Ramon, died after being taken off life support following complications after hip surgery, according to reports.

MLB Lockout ends: Here's what you should know as players vote to accept new labor deal

The 99-day MLB lockout has come to a close, according to the Associated Press, with players in the league voting to accept a new labor deal offer by management. Here's what you should know about the current situation.

USF fires baseball coach after abuse claims

Nino Giarratano, longtime head coach of the baseball team at the University of San Francisco, was fired following a lawsuit claiming abuse. Three former baseball players filed the suit against Giarratano and former associate head coach Troy Nakamura.

March Madness 2022: What you need to know about the NCAA Tournament, teams, schedule

The brackets are in and 68 teams have punched their ticket to battle for a national title on college basketball’s biggest stage, the 2022 NCAA Tournament.