‘Who Is Michael Jang?’ reveals the life of a prolific San Francisco photographer trib.al/UJgVHVv via SFChronicle Datebook:

BottleRock Napa Valley 2025 early bird tickets are now on sale trib.al/XCIogIn via SFChronicle Datebook:

NBA champion and broadcaster Bill Walton, who died Monday at the age of 71, is being remembered for his larger-than-life personality and his impact both on and off the court, by athletes and sports teams in the Bay Area and people across the country. trib.al/keRBepf

A San Francisco artist’s pro-Palestine murals keep getting defaced.

Here’s why he continues to repaint them: trib.al/w0F1Yfb

OPINION: 'The bracelet wasn't just precious metal anymore, it became a symbol of the person whose name was on it, L.J. Van Renselaar,' writes Paul Loya, a retired children's social worker. trib.al/2r4KXb5

Organized by local veterans groups, the 66th Annual Sonoma Valley Joint Memorial Day Observance at Sonoma Veterans Memorial Park featured military fly-overs, a bugler playing taps and a rifle salute. trib.al/mBQQG0l

Steven Wayne Bonilla, 77, is in a subset of people branded “vexatious” or “serial” filers of lawsuits: prisoners who challenge their convictions over and over again. trib.al/P6knTIq

When the Bay Area race track ceases operations next month, hundreds of workers will lose their jobs and horse racing fans will be left with only their memories, columnist Scott Ostler writes. trib.al/He2xOZL

Immediately after this weekend’s BottleRock Napa Valley ended, organizers wasted no time announcing the dates and early bird ticket details for next year’s festival. trib.al/7EfmhMi

Catarina Macario lost 641 days to an ACL injury, forcing the former Stanford star to miss the USWNT's recent setbacks.

Now she's back in time for a renewed bid for Olympic gold in Paris, writes columnist Ann Killion. trib.al/C8maqMj

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Here’s what Gov. Newsom’s proposed budget cuts will do to the arts. It’s not pretty
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We asked Chronicle readers which restaurants you’ll always return to.

Here are your six favorites: trib.al/3dGrFhk

Noah was the most popular name for baby boys in California in 2023, according to recently released data by the Social Security Administration.

Olivia topped the list for baby girls in California. 👶 trib.al/ZGUXeLC

Chris Gazaleh built a following in the Bay Area street-art community with his colorful murals of Palestinian culture, history and solidarity.

Now, he’s navigating new levels of attention — and criticism. trib.al/4gfYPte

OPINION: 'I found a POW bracelet at an antiques shop. Here's what it taught me,' writes Paul Loya, a retired children's social worker. trib.al/At1yZnt

The Cal baseball team won 20 of its final 25 games and reached the Pac-12 semifinals, but it wasn't enough to earn a postseason berth.
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San Francisco State University awarded an honorary degree to “Law & Order” actor Benjamin Bratt during its commencement ceremony. The San Francisco native attended Lowell High School and the American Conservatory Theater’s master of fine arts program. trib.al/nSpJiDH

Since entering California’s Death Row in 1995, Steven Wayne Bonilla has established himself among the most prolific litigants in modern U.S. history.

He shows no signs of slowing. trib.al/bMnCGWK

The Chronicle asked readers: Is there a restaurant you keep going to, no matter what?

Here are the six that got the most votes: trib.al/J4gffbf

The San Francisco Documentary Film Festival, also known as SF DocFest, runs from May 30 to June 9.

Here are six films you can't miss: trib.al/E509aPN