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On October 23, 2025, CNN reports on the National Guard’s deployment to key border areas amid heightened immigration raids. Authorities aim to strengthen security as migrant crossings surge nationwide.
President Trump has backed off plans to send a surge of federal agents into San Francisco after discussions with the city’s mayor. The decision marks a shift in approach amid ongoing tensions over law enforcement tactics.
Passengers on a flight to Dubai demanded to disembark after former President Trump announced a new H-1B visa fee increase. The unexpected news sparked confusion and protests mid-air.
The US Navy, including the renowned Blue Angels flight team, officially concluded its participation in San Francisco Fleet Week, captivating thousands with impressive aerial and maritime displays.
IBM hosts a range of dynamic events this year, spotlighting innovations in AI, cloud computing, and quantum technology. These gatherings offer key insights and networking opportunities for tech professionals worldwide.
The San Francisco 49ers received mixed news from camp as a key wide receiver was ruled out indefinitely. While some players showed strong potential, the injury clouds the team’s offensive outlook this season.
In the debate over early algebra education, parents are gaining ground. Increasingly, they advocate for delayed introduction, challenging schools’ push for advanced math in elementary grades.
Dore Alley, once a vibrant gay street fair, has evolved into the unofficial warm-up event for San Francisco’s iconic Folsom Street Fair. The alley’s inclusive spirit sets the stage for the city’s largest BDSM celebration.
Viral YouTube streamer IShowSpeed made a stop in San Francisco during his U.S. tour, drawing large crowds and energetic fans, KTVU reports. The popular entertainer continues to expand his influence across the country.
The Appeals Court in San Francisco is set to hear arguments regarding the deployment of the National Guard in Los Angeles. The case raises questions about authority and civil rights amid recent unrest.
In a refreshing turn, Pierce Brosnan shines in “The Thursday Murder Club,” showcasing sharp wit and comedic timing not seen since “Mrs. Doubtfire,” as praised by the San Francisco Chronicle.
Former NBA All-Star defends Ayesha Curry after her viral remarks on marriage with Warriors star Stephen Curry. The athlete emphasizes understanding and respect amid public scrutiny, highlighting the couple’s strength.
McDonald’s and DoorDash have expanded their global partnership, launching a new online ordering experience in the U.S. The collaboration aims to enhance customer convenience and streamline digital sales.
In a new opinion piece, USA Today criticizes Vice President Harris and Democrats for lacking clear stances on crime. The article argues their unclear policies contribute to public confusion and hinder effective solutions.
NYC, San Francisco, and other U.S. cities wrapped up Pride Month with vibrant celebrations blending festive parades and protests, spotlighting LGBTQ+ rights and ongoing social justice issues, NBC News reports.
High spirits and vibrant culture filled San Francisco’s annual lowrider parade, showcasing colorful custom cars and lively community energy. The Guardian captures the event’s dynamic atmosphere in stunning images.
A United Airlines plane collided with another jet while pulling back from a gate at San Francisco Airport. No injuries were reported, but the incident caused delays. Authorities are investigating the cause, Fox News reports.
San Francisco State University has received a $25 million donation to enhance its business school, marking a significant boost for academic programs and student resources, officials announced.
California voters approved Proposition 36, a tough-on-crime measure aimed at stricter sentencing and reduced parole opportunities for repeat offenders. The law seeks to curb rising crime rates across the state.