A powerful 4.9 magnitude earthquake struck Cali, causing violent tremors across the city. Residents reported shaking buildings and momentary panic, but no immediate casualties have been confirmed. Emergency crews remain on alert.
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The San Francisco Giants secured a decisive victory over the San Diego Padres, marking Tony Vitello’s first win as manager. The game highlighted strong pitching and timely hitting, setting a positive tone for Vitello’s tenure.
The San Francisco 49ers have agreed to a contract extension with kicker Eddy Piñeiro, securing the specialist’s role for the upcoming seasons. The deal underscores the team’s confidence in Piñeiro’s consistent performance.
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This former San Francisco church, once a school and a ‘Hack Temple,’ is entering a new chapter with a focused mission. The historic building’s evolving role reflects the city’s shifting cultural and community needs.
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The San Francisco Giants 2026 depth chart reveals a promising blend of emerging talent and seasoned veterans, positioning the team for a competitive future. USA TODAY Sports offers an in-depth analysis of key players and prospects.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports on consumer expenditures in the San Francisco metropolitan area for 2023-24, highlighting rising costs and shifting spending patterns amid inflation and economic changes.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported the San Francisco area’s Consumer Price Index for February 2026, revealing key trends in inflation and cost of living, impacting residents and businesses alike.
“Last Black Man in San Francisco” highlights the need for diverse perspectives in film criticism. The San Francisco Chronicle argues that such viewpoints deepen understanding and enrich cultural conversations around race and identity.
San Francisco’s recent vote highlights deep divisions within the US left, revealing tensions between progressive ideals and pragmatic governance as activists push bold reforms amid voter skepticism.
Three key San Francisco 49ers free agents remain unsigned as the offseason progresses. Despite exploring options, the team could still bring back these players to bolster their roster for the upcoming season.
Travel chaos erupted at San Francisco International Airport as 96 flights faced delays and 11 were cancelled, disrupting travelers on United, Delta, American Airlines, and others. The airport continues to manage the backlog.
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DFS Group has transferred its airport retail operations at Los Angeles and San Francisco to Duty Free Americas, marking a significant shift in the US duty free market, reports Moodie Davitt.
Linebacker Dre Greenlaw has signed a new contract with the San Francisco 49ers. Known for his speed and versatility, Greenlaw is set to play a key role in the team’s defensive schemes moving forward.
Local officials confirm an FBI warning about a suspected Iranian plot to attack California using drones. Authorities are increasing security measures while investigations continue. No immediate threat reported.
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Alcatraz prison, known for housing America’s most dangerous criminals, closed in 1963 due to high operating costs and deteriorating facilities. PBS explores the factors behind the island’s infamous prison shutdown.