THE FUTURE. WELL, TODAY, SAN FRANCISCO MAYOR DANIEL LURIE AND ASSEMBLY MEMBER MATT HANEY LED A WALK THROUGH UNION SQUARE…
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Injuries continue to plague the 49ers as wide receiver Mike Evans joins five others ruled out for Sunday’s game against the Falcons, putting the team’s offensive depth to the test.
San Francisco Fleet Week 2026 kicks off with air shows, ship tours, and military demonstrations October 8-12. Explore schedules, event highlights, and safety tips for this iconic annual celebration.
San Francisco’s car thefts have sharply declined recently. Experts credit the drop partly to Flock, a tech-driven security system that uses real-time data and AI to help prevent vehicle crime, but questions remain about its overall impact.
SFist highlights the 7 best ecommerce fulfillment companies in San Francisco for 2026, showcasing top providers known for fast shipping, reliable inventory management, and seamless order processing to boost online retail success.
The San Francisco 49ers’ injury woes have escalated this offseason, with unexpected setbacks adding to their ongoing challenges. The team faces a critical test ahead of the new NFL campaign, Yahoo Sports reports.
Wealthy AI professionals are driving up San Francisco housing prices, as demand from high-earning tech workers intensifies. The surge is fueling a sharp rise in property values, impacting affordability in the city, according to a BBC report.
California officials are accelerating efforts to prepare for a massive Kelvin wave and anticipated sea level rise. Coastal communities face heightened risks as authorities implement emergency measures and infrastructure upgrades.
San Francisco has overtaken Los Angeles as the leading hub of the gay adult entertainment industry, marking a surprising shift in the market. This new status highlights the city’s growing influence and vibrant scene.
Education funding disparities span continents, from France’s centralized system to San Francisco’s local challenges. 48 Hills explores how policy, politics, and priorities shape access and quality in both regions.
A struggling fashion brand found new life after pivoting to hair accessories, capturing market demand and driving rapid growth. The BBC reports on how this strategic shift transformed the business.
The San Francisco 49ers have received a clear message amid training camp turbulence, signaling a no-nonsense approach to discipline and focus. Team leaders emphasize unity as preseason challenges unfold.
Bo Davidson has achieved a milestone no Giants rookie has reached in 95 years, cementing his place in team history. His standout performance signals a promising future for the franchise.
A staffer for San Francisco Assemblymember Matt Haney was detained by federal immigration authorities, raising concerns amid ongoing debates over local sanctuary policies and immigrant protections.
A new ice rink is set to open at San Francisco’s Fisherman’s Wharf, bringing winter fun to the iconic waterfront. The seasonal attraction aims to draw locals and tourists alike, boosting holiday spirit and tourism.
Bob Lee’s tragic death sparked widespread attention, but his legacy risks being overshadowed by those co-opting his story. Joe Eskenazi argues Lee deserved better than to be killed-and then misrepresented in death.
World Champion pizza chef selects San Francisco for first U.S. restaurant, bringing award-winning craft and authentic flavors to the city’s vibrant culinary scene, marking a major milestone in his global expansion.
San Francisco 49ers’ star defensive end Nick Bosa will miss Week 6 due to injury, the team confirmed. His absence raises concerns for the 49ers’ pass rush as they face a crucial matchup.
The 49ers secured a narrow win over the Commanders, showcasing resilience and key plays. This hard-fought victory boosts confidence and momentum ahead of their upcoming matchup against the Falcons.
Inside Paxton Gate, San Francisco’s iconic store, curiosity comes alive. Known for its unusual collection of natural history artifacts, oddities, and handcrafted goods, the shop invites visitors to explore the extraordinary and the bizarre.
In San Francisco, a family earning $325,000 can qualify for government aid due to the city’s high cost of living. This highlights growing concerns over affordability and income thresholds for public assistance programs.