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  1. Today on : The Bolshevik Revolution, 1917. The Bolsheviks storm the Winter Palace and overthrow the Provisional Government in the second Russian Revolution of the year. Listen here:

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  2. : The city of Oakland is asking a judge to extend a temporary injunction that prevents Alameda County from selling its half of the Coliseum site to the Oakland A’s. The news caught the A’s by surprise — again.

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  3. Pop Quiz: Sleater-Kinney is embracing change. Deal with it. The latest creative swerve has rattled some of Sleater-Kinney’s longtime followers, as well as the band’s drummer, Janet Weiss, who dropped out of the lineup.

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  4. Matt Chapman wins another Platinum Glove as league’s best defender, reports . Follow for coverage.

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  5. 49ers tight end George Kittle, who was hurt in the team's most recent game, missed another practice Friday and his status for Monday's game against Seattle is unclear.

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  6. D'Angelo Russell became the first player not named Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson or Kevin Durant to score at least 30 points in two straight appearance since Monta Ellis in February 2012. story

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  7. For the third year in a row, wildfires are blazing their way from Mendocino to Malibu. This is the time of year when Californians step outside and squint for smoke on the horizon. It’s also, apparently, California Dystopian Think Piece season.

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  8. Warriors waste 52-point night from D’Angelo Russell in loss to Timberwolves, writes

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  9. After "signature game," Raiders’ Clelin Ferrell lets others do the talking. The rookie, this year’s No. 4 overall pick, had his best NFL game yet with 2.5 sacks and five tackles against the Chargers on Thursday night.

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  10. Thirty-eight years after their first Super Bowl season, the 49ers are contending for another title with a similar formula that catapulted them in 1981.

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  11. Rasputin Music is reportedly closing its Haight-Ashbury record store, becoming the latest long-time business to shutter in San Francisco.

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  12. Shutting down Paradise Drug was an agonizing decision for the owner. But after the , prescriptions had dropped from 200-to-300 a day to just 40. After struggling for nearly a year to keep the business alive, Paradise lost its independent pharmacy.

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  13. Two Army sergeants received the highest non-combat medal for valor for their response to a San Bruno mall shooting last summer.

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  14. Oracle Park is changing: the are moving bullpens and shortening the dimension of the field — though probably not as much as hitters might like.

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  15. Joe Canciamilla, a longtime Contra Costa County politician who resigned suddenly last week, faces a $150,000 fine for allegedly spending political contributions on remodeling a vacation home in Hawaii.

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  16. podcast | 1923: The Beer Hall Putsch Adolf Hitler and 600 of his followers take over a beer hall where Bavaria's military leader is speaking. But the coup fizzles, and Hitler uses a new strategy. Spotify > Apple >

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  17. In the race for district attorney, Chesa Boudin leads Suzy Loftus by 156 votes. In the District 5 race, Dean Preston continues to lead Vallie Brown by 35 votes. Both races pits candidates endorsed by Mayor London Breed against more progressive challengers.

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  18. Attorney General William Barr is trying to deport some legal immigrants who were convicted of crimes many years ago, while Gov. Gavin Newsom is trying to spare them from deportation by granting pardons.

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  19. Three Sonoma State University students were arrested on suspicion of burglarizing dorms during the and PG&E . They are not the only ones suspected of exploiting communities affected by the fire and outages. Story by :

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  20. The passing of time can heal some things, but not everything. The people who called Paradise home before the Camp Fire tore through a year ago, know that.

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