Day: May 14, 2026

A magnitude 3.9 earthquake shook the area north of California’s Bay Area early Tuesday, temporarily rattling residents but causing no reported damage, officials said. The quake was felt across several northern counties.

San Francisco’s history includes a demagogue who exploited racist grievances to gain power, highlighting deep-rooted social tensions. The Chronicle examines how this figure influenced local politics and community divisions.

April in the United States buzzes with excitement as iconic events like the Boston Marathon, Coachella Music Festival, and the National Cherry Blossom Festival draw crowds nationwide. Stay tuned for full coverage on TravelPulse.

San Francisco advances its groundbreaking Black reparations program, addressing historic injustices with direct payments and community investments. The city seeks to set a national example through ongoing dialogue and policy development.

Hundreds of federal employees in San Francisco have been instructed to work remotely due to rising crime concerns. The move underscores growing safety fears affecting government operations in the city.

Upgraded Points reveals the best first and business class seats on U.S. domestic routes for 2025. From spacious layouts to premium amenities, discover top picks for comfort and luxury in the skies.

Ariel Investments projects the emergence of a $1 billion women’s sports team within the next five years, highlighting growing investor confidence and the rising market value of women’s professional sports.

Amid growing concerns over a brain drain, an increasing number of U.S. scientists are leaving the country for better opportunities abroad, raising alarms about the future of American research and innovation.