The love-to-hate-it concrete baseball stadium was built in 1959 to house the San Francisco Giants; the San Francisco 49ers played here, too. Then what happened?

Candlestick Park, for generations of a deeply proud Bay Area, was our sporting life. It was all we had. Why I Will Miss Candlestick Park, Chapter 1: It's not entirely a bad-looking joint.

For many San Francisco 49ers fans, Candlestick Park holds a special place in their hearts, even after the team moved to Levi's Stadium. The iconic venue served as the Niners' home from 1971 ...

New plans to redevelop Candlestick site emerge after long wait Long after the 49ers left for Santa Clara, and more than a decade after plans for a grand redevelopment, there is a new plan for ...

Alex Smith recalled his favorite and most memorable moment at Candlestick Park during a 49ers QBs panel at the Dwight Clark Legacy Series event Thursday night at San Jose’s California Theatre.

Home in the Horseshoe. Since Candlestick Park is on a peninsular sort of culdesac, many a San Franciscan feared a traffic jam to end all traffic jams. But on opening day there was not much cause ...

Feinstein played a direct role in preparing Candlestick Park’s field for the legendary 49ers-Dallas Cowboys showdown in the 1981 NFC title game.

Guardians Terry Francona recalls hot dog wrappers, paper plates and windburn at old Candlestick Park: Guardians Takeaways Updated: Sep. 11, 2023, 10:37 p.m. | Published: Sep. 11, 2023, 9:22 p.m.