For the True 49er Fan: Candlestick Park Seats on Sale

Still struggling to find the perfect Christmas gift?

A Piece of Candlestick Park Can Sit In Your House for $800

Actual stadium seats are for sale beginning today until they are gone. The park will close next year.

SF Chef to Open 2 Restaurants at 49ers New Stadium for 'Tailgate' Parties

Michael Mina hopes to score with dynamic Silicon Valley community and the 49ers faithful.

Karma Is A... Lions Fan!

Live Updates: Thanksgiving Day Football

Bel-Mateo Babe Ruth Baseball Registration Now Open

The baseball league is open to all 13-15 year old players from San Francisco to Redwood Shores.

Op-Ed: Remembering Local Coach's Role After Kennedy Assassination

Former CSM coach Doug Scovil realized that he would be thrust onto the national stage in his new role as an assistant at Navy.

Dangerous Game: Is Football too Dangerous for Kids?

Former NFL legend Brett Favre says he’d “be real leery” of letting his own son play football.

86-Year-Old San Jose Woman Dies After Finishing NYC Marathon

Joy Johnson had completed the 26.2-mile course through New York City for the 25th time on Sunday.

The Best Blogs on Patch: Sports and Marathon Tips

Mavericks Snags a Big Sponsor and New Name: Body Glove Mavericks Invitational

Oracle Boat Lives to See One More Day of Dramatic Racing

Will Larry Ellison, owner of the Oracle boat, attend Tuesday's race, or his own Oracle World conference happening just blocks away at Moscone Center?

Support Burlingame Schools by Running 5k or 10K on Labor Day

The Burlingame Spirit Run will accept registrations on the morning of the race.

America's Cup Slideshow: The Bay Area's Other Sport

It's not a spectator sport many of us are accustomed to, or are even following, but experienced in person, the America's Cup races can be quite exciting.

Were Oracle's Boats Rigged in '12?

The Redwood Shores-based company has been ordered to return the trophies it won in previous America's Cup World Series races.

49ers to Host Super Bowl at New Santa Clara Stadium in 2016

What is your plan to get tickets?

Ethiopian Man, Burundi Woman First to Finish Bay to Breakers Race

The annual footrace through San Francisco attracted an estimated 30,000 participants.

$30 Million Raised for Super Bowl Bid

Apple, Hewlett Packard, Intel, Yahoo! and Google have all made big pledges.

America's Cup Sailor Dies After Boat Capsizes

The Coast Guard said there were high winds on the bay this afternoon but that it is unclear why the boat capsized. Twelve sailors were on board the Artemis Racing AC-72, a 72-foot catamaran.

Bay to Breakers Organizers Ban Backpacks

There is no mention regarding tortillas and beachballs.

Burlingame Runner Surprised by Healdsburg Race Cancellation After Boston Marathon Explosions

Organizers say the Boston Marathon bombings motivated them to cancel the Grapes of Rock Half Marathon, which had several underlying issues.

Burlingame Athlete Joins USF Baseball Team

Grant Goodman signed with USF.

Buster Posey Wins MVP Award

The award caps a phenomenal year for the Giants catcher.

Pablo Sandoval Visits Burlingame (Photo)

The World Series MVP visited Lefty's in Burlingame.

Pablo Sandoval in Burlingame Saturday

The Giants 'Panda' will be signing autographs.

'We Are the Giants, We Are San Francisco, and We Are World Champs!'

From the tiniest infants swaddled in orange and black, to the blue-suited Tony Bennett crooning, "I Left My Heart in San Francisco," Wednesday's parade celebrating the world championship Giants was a party for the ages.

Video: San Francisco Giants Parade Celebrates World Series Win

Fans crowded San Francisco streets, climbed trees and craned their necks to get a view of the 2012 world champion Giants.

Get out the Ticker Tape, the World Champion Giants are Coming Home!

The parade honoring the Giants' World Series victory over the Detroit Tigers will start at the foot of Market Street at 11 a.m. Wednesday.

Photos: The Giants Win the Pennant!

By shutting out the St. Louis Cardinals 9-0 the San Francisco Giants are on their way to the World Series. Patch contributor Rick Eymer was on the field after the game--check out his photos here.

Toppled Trombonist, Cal Runner Talk 30 Years After 'The Play'

A Stanford trombonist and Cal football player – two people virtually immortalized by the famous, chaotic, astonishing end of the 1982 Big Game – talked 30 years later to the Daily Cal about their peculiar fame and roles in the "The Play."

Accel Gymnastics Halloween Parents Night Out

National Gymnastics Day at Accel Gymnastics

Burlingame Water Polo Off to Good Start

BHS Women's Water Polo coach Sean Joy provided Patch with an update on the season so far.

Green Foothills Golden Celebration

BOYS SOCCER: Panthers Beat M-A, Alone in First

Burlingame takes sole possession of PAL Bay Division lead with 2-1 home win; schedule looks favorable for title hopes with three games remaining.

Why I Hate WCAL Basketball

Over-coached players? No creativity or imagination? Can you spell B-O-R-I-N-G?

BOYS BASKETBALL: BHS Claims Share of Bay Title

Panthers dispatch pesky El Camino 54-42 behind Shaffer's big night; Burlingame can clinch outright PAL Bay Division crown on Friday at Menlo-Atherton.

BOYS SOCCER: Burlingame Blasts Carlmont 3-0

Panthers improve to PAL Bay-best 8-1 with home rout of Scots, beautiful Bonomo strike; third-place Carlmont still in thick of postseason hunt.

Athlete of the Week

An athletic product of BHS and CSM, Patricia Malaspina looks toward her future.

GIRLS BASKETBALL: Sequoia, Injuries Topple CSU

Mid-game scoring drought proves costly for Gryphons, CSU looks to rebound in home game against Capuchino.