The NBA All-Star Game and all the attendant weekend festivities come to San Francisco this year with the Golden State Warriors hosting the contest on their home court at Chase Center.

US A CLOSER LOOK AT ALL THAT ACTION. THREE. TWO. ONE. NOW THE RIBBON IS CUT, WHICH MEANS ALL STAR WEEKEND CAN COMMENCE IN THE BAY AREA. THE DECORATIONS CAN BE SEEN ALL OVER SAN FRANCISCO. CITY LEADERS ARE USING THIS WEEKEND TO SAY SAN FRANCISCO IS BACK.

NBA All-Star Weekend brought a surge of visitors to San Francisco, with local businesses seeing a significant uptick in sales and activity. The event not only showcased the city’s recovery, but also highlighted its ability to host major events,

The excitement of NBA All-Star Weekend is still alive at the Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco, where the nonprofit was honored with special support and experiences for participating youth as well as a sizeable donation.

Although the long awaited NBA All-Star game is on Sunday, it’s not holding people in San Francisco back from enjoying the activities the weekend has to offer. Enthusiastic fans turned out to Chase Center Saturday night to see their favorite players ...

SAN FRANCISCO -- Thousands will be making their way to San Francisco this weekend for the NBA All-Star Game. One of the most popular events is the "NBA Crossover" where fans can shoot hoops and even dunk. There is a massive setup at the Moscone Center that opens to the public Friday, Feb. 14 and goes through the weekend.

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The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency on Wednesday announced that all Muni service except cable cars will be free this weekend during NBA All-Star Game and Chinese New Year Parade festivities.

In celebration of NBA All-Star Weekend and their 40th anniversary, Jordan Brand put on a unique drone show in the Bay Area on Wednesday night

After what was a controversial All-Star weekend, the NBA is reportedly considering making some big changes for next year. According to Sports Business Journal, the league could be looking to bring back the four-team tournament but alter it. It could include a team of international All-Stars, United States All-Stars, and a team of All-Star snubs.