Daily Digest: An iconic brand announces its departure from Union Square, marking a shift in the retail landscape. Meanwhile, Atherton loses its title as the priciest U.S. area, reflecting evolving real estate trends.
Month: January 2026
A bizarre conspiracy theory linking the San Francisco 49ers’ injuries to an electrical substation gained traction online. Experts debunked claims, citing no evidence of electrical interference affecting players.
Tommy Lee Jones’ daughter was appointed as a conservator years before her passing, USA Today reports. The legal role involved managing affairs amid health challenges leading up to her death.
A new report ranks the 8 most liberal cities in the U.S., highlighting vibrant urban centers beyond the usual coastal hotspots. Notably, two inland cities make the list, showcasing diverse progressive communities nationwide.
San Francisco shines brightly this season, with festive lights and vibrant events transforming the cityscape. From holiday markets to iconic light displays, the Bay Area glows with seasonal cheer.
San Francisco launches the Family Opportunity Agenda, expanding free child care and education pathways to support working families. The initiative aims to improve access and affordability for children across the city.
Trellis Impact, hosted by Trellis Group, emerges as a leading sustainability and climate event. The gathering highlights innovative solutions and fosters collaboration to drive impactful environmental change worldwide.
The 49ers face the Seahawks in a high-stakes NFL Divisional Round clash. Experts weigh in with predictions, picks, and the latest odds, spotlighting key matchups that could decide the playoff fate.
The 49ers are poised for a stronger showing against Seattle than in Week 18, thanks to improved health, strategic adjustments, and key players returning to form. These factors could shift the rivalry’s momentum.
San Francisco has largely restored power after a major outage, but approximately 22,000 residents remain without electricity. Authorities are working to fully resolve the issue and restore services to affected areas.
The official lineup for Super Bowl LX events and venues has been unveiled, detailing a week-long schedule of activities across multiple locations. NFL.com provides full coverage of the festivities leading up to the big game.
Don Edwards San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge, managed by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, protects critical wetlands and wildlife habitats, offering vital conservation and public education in the Bay Area.
At JPM26 Day 2, leading companies revealed near-term revenue targets and long-term business objectives, highlighting innovation and strategic growth in the biotech sector. Key insights underscore the industry’s evolving landscape.
Experts weigh in on the highly anticipated 49ers vs. Eagles clash, offering insights and predictions. USA Today breaks down key factors shaping the outcome, spotlighting top picks for who will emerge victorious.
San Francisco has filed a lawsuit against 10 companies that produce ultraprocessed foods, accusing them of misleading consumers and contributing to public health issues. The city seeks accountability and stricter regulations.
The San Francisco 49ers have made a strategic roster move, reinforcing key positions and boosting depth ahead of the playoffs. This latest adjustment keeps their Super Bowl aspirations firmly alive, signaling a strong push forward.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors has established the Music and Entertainment Venue Recovery Fund to support local venues struggling from the pandemic’s impact, aiming to revitalize the city’s live arts scene.
Two West Point graduates propose establishing a military academy dedicated to cyber, space, and robotics. They argue this new institution is crucial to prepare future leaders for emerging defense domains, Task & Purpose reports.
A suspect has been arrested and charged with a hate crime following the vandalism of a mosque in San Francisco. Authorities are investigating the incident as part of efforts to combat rising religious intolerance.
A massive power outage has struck San Francisco, affecting thousands of residents and businesses. Utility crews are working urgently to restore service as the cause is investigated. Updates to follow.