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Lorde surprises BottleRock crowd by dropping her jeans sfgate.com/sf-culture/art…

Portola Music Festival announces first big act sfgate.com/sf-culture/art…

The viral “Tarps Off” shirtless fan craze that’s become a phenomenon across sporting events around the country finally hit Oracle Park in San Francisco on Friday night, as swaths of SF Giants fans removed their shirts in a frenzy during a 9-4 blowout loss to the White Sox. sfgate.com/giants/article…

Viral 'Tarps Off' craze hits Oracle Park in blowout SF Giants loss sfgate.com/giants/article…

An Oakland Olympian’s ‘Steroid Olympics’ gamble is costing him his fans sfgate.com/sports/article…

Threatened chicks shut down popular Point Reyes beach sfgate.com/bayarea/articl…

Ultrawealthy Orange County town starts up summertime beach trolley sfgate.com/travel/article…

SFO braces for busiest (and costliest) summer travel in years sfgate.com/travel/article…

Break the rules and you'll go to Disneyland jail. Just ask Blake Lively. sfgate.com/disneyland/art…

Joe Montana's former Wine Country estate hits market for $7M sfgate.com/realestate/art…

Sacramento's Garden Highway has floating restaurants and killer fish tacos sfgate.com/food/article/s…

Horoscope for Saturday, 05/23/26 by Christopher Renstrom sfgate.com/horoscope/arti…

Newsom accuses Chevron of spiking gas prices before Memorial Day weekend sfgate.com/travel/article…

Highway 1 in ‘complete gridlock’ through Half Moon Bay ahead of holiday weekend sfgate.com/bayarea/articl…

Golden State Warriors star @JimmyButler joined musical sensation @teddyswims on the Williams Sonoma Culinary Stage at @BottleRockNapa and the crowd went wild as they threw PB&Js into the audience.

America's first stand-alone Costco gas station lands in Orange County soon sfgate.com/travel/article…

'Steroid Olympics' in Vegas created an awkward scheduling moment for the Trumps sfgate.com/sports/article…

Spotify is doubling down on AI-generated music sfgate.com/sf-culture/art…

'May gray' arrives in Bay Area with 1,500-foot-thick marine layer sfgate.com/weather/articl…

Yet the visitors are in fact a more prosperous insect called California tortoiseshells, whose sudden appearance in Santa Cruz came as a surprise to local ecologists, too: sfgate.com/bayarea/articl…

An unexpected swarm of orange and brown butterflies has taken over Santa Cruz this month — and they still have not left. At first glance, they look like monarchs, a species on the brink of extinction that shelters along California’s coast every winter.