Speaker Nancy Pelosi stated that California police may arrest federal agents if they violate state laws, highlighting tensions over federal enforcement actions. The move underscores ongoing clashes between federal and state authorities.
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San Francisco International Airport has been named the Best Large Airport in the U.S. by Business Traveller. The accolade highlights SFO’s exceptional customer service, facilities, and innovative travel experience.
Plans are underway for a Border Patrol immigration crackdown in the San Francisco area, sources tell CBS News. The move aims to address rising unauthorized border crossings and enhance enforcement efforts locally.
Nancy Pelosi, aged 83, continues to serve as U.S. House Speaker amid retirement speculation. Democrats like Saikat Chakrabarti are eyed as potential successors. The Economic Times explores leadership shifts in Congress.
San Francisco International Airport was named the best U.S. airport for food in 2023 by Business Traveller. The accolade highlights its diverse dining options and premium culinary experiences for travelers.
FOX Sports highlights Jake Peavy’s top five moments with the San Francisco Giants, showcasing his dominant pitching performances and key postseason contributions that helped cement his legacy in Giants history.
An investment bank challenges claims that crime waves are driving retail closures in cities like San Francisco, calling the narrative exaggerated. The report urges a closer look at economic trends beyond crime statistics.
A former San Francisco teacher and coach faces multiple charges of sexually assaulting students, authorities report. The investigation is ongoing as the community seeks justice for the victims.
San Francisco secured a crucial legal reprieve, delaying controversial housing regulations. The decision offers the city more time to address its housing crisis while balancing development and community concerns.
Cardinal alum and renowned broadcaster Flemming returns to Palo Alto to call Stanford football’s highly anticipated season opener against TCU, bringing his expert commentary to the opening night spotlight.
California’s effort to close racial and socioeconomic gaps in math by limiting advanced coursework early on has sparked a fierce backlash from parents and educators who argue it lowers standards and hinders student potential.
KPop sensation Twice, famed for their dynamic performances in “KPop Demon Hunters,” is set to perform in the Bay Area. Fans can catch the group live, marking a major event in San Francisco’s vibrant music scene.
Former President Trump has canceled plans to deploy federal agents to San Francisco amid rising tensions over law enforcement tactics. The decision marks a shift in handling urban crime spikes in the city.
San Francisco State University is cutting three sports teams due to ongoing budget challenges. The decision, aimed at financial stability, impacts student-athletes and the campus community, sparking concern among stakeholders.
As Week 8 approaches, George Kittle leads a list of four key fantasy football buy-low targets. With under-the-radar value and potential for big performances, these players could boost your team’s playoff chances.
Exclusive: Uniqlo plans to open 11 new U.S. stores in 2024, including four locations in New York City. The expansion highlights the brand’s growing footprint in key markets. See the full list of store locations.
San Francisco is gearing up for a business events renaissance, unveiling new venues and enhanced infrastructure to attract conferences and conventions. The city aims to reclaim its status as a premier event destination.
President Trump is considering a federal intervention in San Francisco to address rising crime rates. The move aims to support local law enforcement and enhance public safety amid growing concerns.
Mike Campbell has been recognized in the San Francisco Business Times’ “People on The Move” for his recent leadership role in tech innovation. His appointment signals a strategic shift in the region’s competitive landscape.
San Francisco’s police force has dropped to its lowest staffing levels in decades, yet the city’s crime rate continues to decline, defying expectations and prompting new discussions on public safety strategies.