WNBA may be coming to Bay Area

Donna Orender, the WNBA commissioner, said the women’s pro basketball league remains interested in putting a team in the Bay Area, but will not rush the process. Speaking at the WNBA Finals, Orender said the league will be taking a closer look at the region this offseason. “There’s lots of discussion — I would call it quiet discussion — in the Bay Area,” Orender said.

Bay Area NewsDonna OrenderLocal

If you find our journalism valuable and relevant, please consider joining our Examiner membership program.
Find out more at www.sfexaminer.com/join/
Previous story
Some displaced San Bruno residents allowed to return to homes
Next story
Muni operating on schedule, no sign of sickout

Just Posted

CCSF puts Fort Mason campus on the chopping block

Faced with severe budget cuts, community college preparing to end decades-long lease

Neighbors sue city over safe camping site planned for Stanyan Street

A group of Haight residents filed a lawsuit Tuesday asking a federal… Continue reading

Man accused of killing 94-year-old Glen Park resident has troubled past

Neighbors had complained about ‘paranoid and aggressive behavior’

Newsom says rules for reopening California fitness centers coming ‘in a week or so’

By Phil Willon Los Angeles Times Gov. Gavin Newsom on Wednesday said… Continue reading

Fishermen, port struggling to recover from Pier 45 fire

Loss to fishing industry alone could be in the millions

Most Read