A judge ruled that former President Trump’s mass firing of federal employees was illegal and ordered a halt to the dismissals, citing violations of civil service protections, NPR reports.
Day: February 25, 2026
San Francisco gears up for 2026 Super Bowl with exclusive parties and star-studded events. Our guide covers top venues, celebrity appearances, and must-attend celebrations across the city. Stay tuned!
San Francisco schools will close for a third consecutive day as teachers continue their strike, demanding better pay and conditions. The district pledges to keep schools closed “as long as it takes” to reach a resolution.
San Francisco has emerged as a major hub for international crime networks involved in sex trafficking. This first installment of a four-part SFGATE special report exposes the chilling reality of smuggling and enslavement in the city.
A 2015 New York Times report reveals how large companies exploit the H-1B visa program, using it to replace American workers with cheaper foreign labor, raising concerns over job losses and wage suppression in the U.S.
San Francisco University has announced the complete elimination of all its sports programs, citing budget constraints and shifting priorities. The decision marks a significant change for the campus community and athletic department.
A Fox News report reveals that San Francisco’s speed camera program, backed by Governor Newsom, disproportionately fines certain drivers. Critics argue the system raises concerns over fairness and enforcement bias.
The 49ers face a pivotal 2025 setback, forcing the team to confront tough truths and reassess their strategy. As challenges mount, the franchise must look inward to rebuild and regain its competitive edge.