Today’s Edition
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Warriors open the season with Porzingis out indefinitely and a smaller lineup in his place
With Kristaps Porzingis sidelined by an undisclosed health matter and Jimmy Butler and Moses Moody recovering from knee surgery, Steve Kerr plans to start a small, playmaking five around Stephen…

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Unbeaten 49ers host Washington as Brock Purdy nears the top of the NFL’s passer-rating list
Five more attempts on Monday night at Levi’s Stadium would make Purdy, the final pick of the 2022 draft, the league’s career leader in passer rating, a distinction the 49ers’…

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Valkyries take Game 1 of the WNBA Finals as Gabby Williams carries a cold-shooting offense
Golden State, in only its second season, beat the Atlanta Dream 68-64 at Chase Center on Saturday, leaning on its defense and 26 points from Williams to move within three…

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San Francisco supervisors set to vote on barring evictions over small rent debts
A measure backed by Mayor Daniel Lurie and eight of 11 supervisors would require tenants to owe more than a month of federal “fair market rent” before a landlord could…

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Bonta settles with Fidelity’s crypto arm over limits on withdrawing coins
The $500,000 agreement extends a legal theory California first used against Robinhood: under a 1990 state commodities law, investors who buy cryptocurrency must be able to take it with them.

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Federal regulators examine Fairfield crash in which a Tesla driver said he was asleep
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s inquiry into a Solano County crash that injured two CHP officers revives a five-year federal question: whether Tesla’s driver-assistance software keeps drivers engaged.

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Trump shelves new Russia sanctions, and California lawmakers join a bipartisan outcry
The president’s order pauses tariffs and penalties that Congress passed last month, a decision the administration ties to strained energy markets that are felt acutely in California, where diesel now…

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Santa Clara’s Cloudera barred from green-card sponsorship program for two years
The data-software company will pay up to $2 million to settle federal claims that it shut American applicants out of jobs earmarked for visa holders, as Washington widens a crackdown…

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Saudi consulate offers to cover bail for former OpenAI engineer accused of bugging executives
A defense filing says the kingdom’s consulate will pay any bond a judge sets for Abdulrahman Alfozan, drawing a foreign government into a San Francisco case that federal officials have…


