Sarah Feldberg

We’re looking for student journalists ready to jump in and make an impact. Applications are open. 

In “Weathering the Storm,” Chronicle photographer Gabrielle Lurie shares her memories of covering the deadly 2017 fire that decimated Coffey Park.

To celebrate our inaugural list of Wine Country’s Top 25 Restaurants, we’re throwing a party in Napa with bites from the region’s best kitchens and pours from local wineries.

Join the Chronicle Nov. 9 in Napa for our Wine Country’s Top 25 Restaurants celebration and tasting event. Subscribers get first dibs on tickets through our 48-hour presale.

“Valkyries Rising” documents Golden State’s remarkable run in the WNBA with exclusive stories and photos from the San Francisco Chronicle.

The San Francisco Chronicle is proud to welcome two young journalists — Lucy Hodgman and Brooke Park — to the newsroom as part of the Hearst Journalism Fellowship.

Join Peter Hartlaub and former park rangers John A. Martini and John Cantwell for an evening of rare photos and fascinating tales from Alcatraz. Plus, could the island hold prisoners again?

Ten rising journalists will join the Chronicle this summer to work on digital design, breaking news, visuals, food reporting and more.

As Muni and BART barrel toward a fiscal cliff, join agency heads and State Sen. Scott Wiener for a discussion on outages, rescue and what happens next.

The annual competition celebrates the best in features journalism from across the country.

Chronicle restaurant critic MacKenzie Chung Fegan will perform as part of the live storytelling event.

Judges honored a pair of reports that exposed the deadly consequences of police pursuits and the secret deals that hide the records of problem police officers.

Reporters Susie Neilson and Megan Fan Munce discuss their investigation into underinsurance and answer your questions.

The San Francisco Chronicle’s Top 100 restaurants list is coming back — and we’re throwing a party to celebrate! 

Join the record-setting game show contestant and Chronicle reporter Tony Bravo for an evening of conversation and trivia.

Reporters Katey Rusch and Casey Smith revealed a system of secret deals that allowed officers with records of misconduct to get new jobs in law enforcement.

San Francisco Chronicle sportswriters have now won the prestigious award 15 times.

Three journalists embedded in the Chronicle newsroom are creating news video for broadcast and digital platforms.

Every winter, ladybugs descend on the East Bay hills. Congregating by the thousands, they make for a natural spectacle that’s still something of a mystery.

The San Francisco Chronicle has released a new interactive tool to help readers compare their public policy views to San Francisco mayoral candidates.