A suspect has been arrested and charged with a hate crime following the vandalism of a mosque in San Francisco. Authorities are investigating the incident as part of efforts to combat rising religious intolerance.
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The New York Mets fell to the San Francisco Giants in a nail-biting 10th inning finish, according to the Bergen Record. The late rally by the Giants sealed a close 4-3 victory in extra innings.
A recent claim suggesting a Flat Earth ballot initiative is circulating in US politics. Experts and officials quickly debunked it as misinformation, reaffirming the scientific consensus on Earth’s shape.
An American religious studies professor survived a violent attack by migrants while vacationing in Italy. Authorities are investigating the incident as tensions grow over migrant-related violence. More details to follow.
New research from the San Francisco Fed suggests tariffs could help reduce inflation by limiting consumer demand. The findings challenge views that trade barriers solely drive price increases, offering a nuanced perspective.
A gas explosion in the San Francisco Bay Area has injured at least six people, authorities report. Emergency responders are on the scene, and investigations are underway to determine the cause of the blast.
Trump reverses decision to deploy federal troops to the San Francisco Bay Area, citing local concerns. The move ends a contentious plan amid ongoing debates over federal intervention in cities. (The Guardian)
Gap’s viral collaboration with Katseye has shattered engagement records, captivating fashion fans worldwide. The collection’s explosive online buzz marks a new milestone for the brand’s digital reach and consumer interaction.
San Francisco has launched its first bus rapid transit (BRT) system, aiming to improve urban mobility and reduce traffic congestion. The new service promises faster, more reliable transit for city commuters.
British Airways is offering a limited-time Business Class fare from London Gatwick (LGW) to Oakland, San Francisco (OAK) starting at £1,010 round trip. Book now for luxury travel at a competitive price.
FIFA’s 2026 World Cup schedule delivers a lackluster slate for the Bay Area, drawing criticism for limited marquee matches. Only a strong U.S. team showing can revive local fan enthusiasm, the San Francisco Chronicle reports.
CIBC has sold debt secured by 550 Kearny St., owned by Brickman, to a Southern California investor. The transaction marks a strategic shift in the bank’s real estate financing portfolio, per The Business Journals.
USA TODAY High School Sports ranks the top 25 California high schools for athletes, highlighting programs excelling in both academics and athletics. These schools lead in developing future sports stars statewide.
The San Francisco Chronicle highlights key contenders poised to replace Nancy Pelosi in Congress, spotlighting emerging leaders ready to shape California’s political future as Pelosi steps down from her influential role.
San Francisco schools are stepping up efforts to preserve Cantonese as fluency declines among younger generations. Programs aim to keep the heritage language alive amid growing cultural shifts.
Ocean Beach bonfires, a longtime teen ritual in San Francisco, face renewed safety concerns after a recent shooting. Parents and residents call for increased security measures to protect youth and the community.
Paige Bueckers is set to make her USA national senior team debut at the upcoming training camp. The Connecticut basketball star called the opportunity “pretty surreal” as she prepares to showcase her talent on the international stage.
The San Francisco 49ers edged the Detroit Lions 30-27 in a thrilling game. Check out exclusive photos capturing key moments from the matchup, showcasing intense plays and fan reactions.
An American religious studies teacher survived a brutal migrant attack while vacationing in Italy, Fox News reports. Authorities are investigating the assault as tensions over migration continue to rise across Europe.
In his latest article for The Guardian, Judd Legum explores how major financial crimes in America often go unpunished. Stealing billions through corporate fraud remains the most likely way to evade serious consequences.