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.
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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.
An appeals court appears poised to uphold former President Trump’s authority over the National Guard deployed in Los Angeles, according to AP News. The decision could impact control amid ongoing legal disputes.
Nintendo celebrates Super Mario Bros.’ 40th anniversary with special events in New York and San Francisco. Fans can enjoy exclusive experiences, merchandise, and more. Join the festivities and honor the iconic franchise!
Tech billionaires are increasingly influencing San Francisco politics, funding candidates and initiatives to reshape the city’s future. Critics warn it risks becoming a “hostile takeover” by corporate interests.
Photos capture Charvarius Ward as he finalizes a contract with the Indianapolis Colts, marking a significant addition to the team. The signing highlights the Colts’ commitment to strengthening their defense.
Anti-Harris political ads are flooding key swing states but remain largely absent in California, highlighting a strategic focus on battleground regions ahead of the upcoming election, CBS News reports.
Under growing financial and political pressures, the LGBTQ+ community is reigniting activism within Pride celebrations. This return to protest highlights ongoing struggles for rights and visibility amid increasing challenges.
“Bisi: Building a Better Tomorrow Series” explores powerful narratives shaping our future. SF Weekly highlights how storytelling drives social change, inspiring communities to envision and create positive progress.
Justin Verlander secured his first win with the San Francisco Giants, showcasing veteran poise on the mound. The ace’s performance marks a key milestone as he adjusts to his new team.
San Francisco voters gathered to hear Beto O’Rourke’s 2020 campaign pitch, emphasizing his “top 3 changes every day.” The event highlighted local engagement as O’Rourke sought support in a key early primary state.
International students are challenging the US government over sudden status cancellations. Many are successfully having their status reinstated, shedding light on the ongoing immigration disputes. — ABC7 San Francisco