For decades, the video game industry has pushed the limits of technology, forging ahead into the future. But now, there’s a movement afoot to preserve old classic games for the next generation of players — and it includes a new console from Atari.

B-boy Crumbs has been judging Olympic qualifiers for breaking, or breakdancing. He details the criteria that judges pay close attention to: technique, vocabulary, originality, execution and musicality. T

The San Francisco Giants have a new food partner at their waterfront ballpark this year, but they assure us the crab sandwiches and garlic fries fans love will be back and better than ever — along with tasty new dishes, from spicy fried chicken to a very elaborate ice cream sundae.

A total solar eclipse will sweep across North America on April 8, creating a celestial spectacle visible from major cities across the continent. Here’s why it happens, where it will be visible, and how to watch it.

In the March 5 primary election, four San Francisco ballot measures attempt to tackle tough issues around crime, homelessness and drug use. They’re getting a lot of attention, and a lot of campaign money. Here’s what to know about each of them before you cast your vote.

After the death of U.S. Senator Dianne Feinstein, four leading candidates are vying for her coveted seat to represent California. They range from seasoned politicians to a sports hero turned political newcomer. Under state law, the top two vote getters in the primary advance to the runoff, even if they’re from the same party.

It’s the ultimate grudge match: a chance for the 49ers to face the Kansas City Chiefs again in the Super Bowl, hoping for a different outcome than four years ago. Fans are fired up — and they’re buying every piece of 49ers merchandise in sight.

The Chinese New Year is about new beginnings.  Festivities make way for a healthy and lucky new year.