Slate’s article “What’s Wrong With Math Education in the U.S.?” explores systemic issues including outdated curricula, teaching methods, and equity gaps that hinder student performance and engagement nationwide.
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Four people, including two children, were found dead in a San Francisco home in a suspicious incident, authorities report. Investigations are ongoing as police work to determine the cause and circumstances surrounding the deaths.
Claude, San Francisco’s iconic albino alligator, has died at age 30. A beloved fixture at the California Academy of Sciences, Claude captivated visitors with his rare alabaster appearance for decades.
Andre Perry’s latest essays critically examine the myths and realities of San Francisco, challenging the city’s identity and spotlighting its deep social and economic divides. His work appears in the San Francisco Chronicle.
Oasis reunites after 15 years, sparked by the pivotal support of a San Francisco woman who helped mend the band’s fractured ties. Discover how her influence reignited one of rock’s greatest comebacks.
Review: “Athlete A” offers a gripping, behind-the-scenes look at the USA Gymnastics sex abuse scandal. The documentary exposes systemic failures and survivors’ courage, shedding light on a dark chapter in sports history.
The San Francisco 49ers face the New Orleans Saints in a pivotal Week 2 NFL clash. Experts weigh in with predictions, key player analysis, and updated betting odds for this highly anticipated matchup.
Tech and entertainment giants are investing in the San Francisco Unicorns ahead of MLC 2025, signaling strong backing for the emerging cricket league. This support aims to boost the team’s competitive edge and league growth.
The California Office for Civil Rights is closing, raising concerns about the future of school discrimination cases. Advocates worry that without state oversight, addressing bias and harassment in schools may face setbacks.
Reminder: Broadcasters can say “Super Bowl” on TV without restrictions, clarifying frequent confusion over NFL trademark rules. This update ensures clearer coverage for upcoming games, says Awful Announcing.
As the back-to-school season begins, Frenchly highlights top Bay Area spots to learn French. From immersive language schools to community centers, explore where to master French with expert instructors and local cultural events.
A Bay Area city, recently targeted by former President Trump, has been named among the safest cities in the world for travelers, according to KTVU. The recognition highlights its secure environment amid political scrutiny.
San Francisco 49ers QB Brock Purdy has been battling a season-long injury yet continues to deliver strong performances on the field. His resilience and determination highlight his crucial role in the team’s success this year.
A San Francisco theater joins an exclusive list of six worldwide offering a revolutionary movie-viewing experience. This innovative venue redefines cinema, blending cutting-edge technology with immersive storytelling.
The U.S. Department of Education abruptly froze funds for grants supporting English learners and migrant students, raising concerns about the impact on vulnerable student populations amid ongoing education challenges.
FOX Sports highlights the San Francisco Giants’ top ten left-handed starting pitchers, showcasing the talent and impact of southpaws who have shaped the team’s pitching legacy over the years.
San Francisco International Airport experienced significant flight delays amid the U.S. government shutdown, disrupting travel plans and straining airport operations. Officials urge passengers to check flight statuses before heading to the airport.
Over the past decade, BART has seen fluctuating rates of violent crime, with data revealing spikes in assaults and robberies despite increased security efforts. The Mercury News analyzes key trends and their impact on rider safety.
Nordstrom has closed its flagship San Francisco store, citing rising crime and safety concerns in the area. The decision marks a significant blow to the city’s retail scene. Customers and employees call it “a sad day.”
Former NFL star Vernon Davis expressed strong interest in owning a stake in an NFL team, signaling a new chapter in his career beyond the field, as he aims to stay connected to the sport he loves.