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.
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Caleb Wilson
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Fathom Entertainment unveils its 2026 Big Screen Classics lineup, spotlighting major studio anniversary celebrations and blockbuster hits. Fans can look forward to a year of iconic films on the big screen.
The Denver Art Museum presents “Skull and Roses/Grateful Dead,” showcasing iconic posters from the Avalon Ballroom, San Francisco, and Oxford Circle. This exhibit celebrates the legendary band’s visual and musical legacy.
Sony Interactive Entertainment has agreed to a $7.85 million settlement in a recent class-action lawsuit. Affected users may be eligible for compensation. Find out if you qualify and how to claim on afrotech.com.
As another government shutdown disrupts air travel, debate intensifies over privatizing TSA screenings. Advocates argue it could ensure smoother operations during crises, while critics warn of security risks.
Osaka has severed its sister city ties with San Francisco following the installation of a “comfort women” statue. The move reflects ongoing tensions over historical memory and diplomatic sensitivities between Japan and the US.
TopGolf expands family entertainment in the Bay Area with its second location opening in Burlingame. The new venue offers interactive golf games, dining, and fun for all ages.
San Francisco’s homeless population has surged, sparking debate. City officials blame big business for rising costs, while residents fault local government for inadequate policies. The crisis deepens amid growing public frustration.
San Francisco teachers discuss the impact and challenges of implementing Common Core standards in classrooms. Their insights highlight both successes and areas needing support for effective student learning.
An 80-year-old woman received probation and no jail time for a San Francisco crash that killed four people. The court cited her lack of prior offenses and remorse in the sentencing, sparking public debate.
California Attorney General and U.S. Attorney collide over approaches to health care fraud enforcement. The clash highlights differing priorities in tackling fraud within the state’s booming health sector.
Flights were canceled across major U.S. hubs, including Chicago, New York, and San Francisco, with 55 canceled and 2,345 delayed today. Major carriers like American, Delta, and Southwest faced widespread disruptions.
“Forbidden City” revisits a little-known era of Asian-American entertainment, spotlighting the vibrant nightclub that showcased Asian talent in 1930s-40s San Francisco. The VOA feature highlights its cultural impact and legacy.
Protests erupted in multiple U.S. cities following recent immigration raids, as activists and community members rallied against enforcement actions, demanding justice and immigrant rights. Coverage by CBS News.
Steve Young credits his Bay Area roots for shaping his private equity success. The former NFL star says local connections and community values were key in building his PE empire, highlighting the region’s impact on his business journey.
Twenty U.S. airports bypass TSA screeners by using private security firms, significantly reducing wait times and security delays. This shift aims to enhance traveler experience amid rising passenger numbers, Business Insider reports.
The U.S. Coast Guard San Francisco medevaced a passenger from a cruise ship off the California coast. The operation ensured swift medical aid and safe transport to shore for urgent care.
Citing concerns over racial bias, San Francisco will stop releasing mug shots to the public. The move aims to address disparities in the criminal justice system and protect individuals from prejudgment.
San Francisco comedian Rob Schneider urges the U.S. government to reinstate the military draft, citing national security concerns. He made the call during a recent public appearance, sparking debate nationwide.
The San Francisco Tenants Union advocates for renters’ rights, providing support, education, and organizing tenants to combat unfair housing practices in the city. Their mission centers on housing justice and tenant empowerment.