The US waste and recycling industry reached a valuation of $91 billion in 2022, driven by ongoing landfill capacity consolidation and increased demand for sustainable waste management solutions.
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Daily Digest: The Bay Area faces costly repairs to entomb a local dump, while Peet’s Coffee changes hands in a significant sale. Key developments highlight shifts in regional business and environmental efforts.
San Francisco lights up on the Fourth of July with spectacular fireworks over the Bay, lively parades, and festive events at Civic Center Plaza. Discover the best spots and tips for celebrating Independence Day in the City by the Bay.
The Wharton School will host its Global Forum in San Francisco, June 26-27, gathering top business visionaries to discuss innovation, leadership, and future trends in the evolving marketplace.
San Francisco Giants pitcher Logan Webb has been named to start for Team USA in the upcoming international series, showcasing his rising role on the global stage. This marks a key moment in his pitching career.
The San Francisco Chronicle’s Voter Guide 2026 offers in-depth coverage of California and Bay Area primary elections. It provides candidate profiles, key issues, and voting information to help residents make informed decisions.
San Francisco prepares for the Super Bowl with a substantial law enforcement presence to ensure safety. Officials emphasize coordinated security measures amid large crowds and heightened vigilance.
Less than 30 minutes from San Francisco on BART, the country’s oldest outdoor amphitheater offers rich history and stunning views. It once hosted President Roosevelt, making it a hidden gem of Secret San Francisco.
Sojitz Corporation has expanded its automotive retail business in the San Francisco Bay Area, enhancing its market presence and customer reach. This strategic move underscores Sojitz’s commitment to growth in the U.S. automotive sector.
San Francisco Giants outfielder Harrison Bader left a funny keepsake after smashing a home run that struck a food truck. The playful gesture highlights Bader’s humor and connection with fans. (NBC Sports Bay Area & California)
The 49ers enter Week 18 with a stronger defense and healthier roster, giving them the edge over the Seahawks. Their balanced offense and home-field advantage position San Francisco to clinch a crucial victory.
Former President Trump claimed San Francisco “went wrong,” citing rising crime. However, recent crime data from Mission Local shows a decline in key offenses, challenging his assertion.
HSBC’s Innovation Banking unit faces a familiar challenge common to Bay Area startups: a space crunch. As demand grows, securing adequate office space remains a critical hurdle for the bank’s expansion plans.
Linebacker Kyle Van Noy revealed on a recent podcast that he is interested in joining the San Francisco 49ers. The veteran defender expressed enthusiasm about contributing to the team’s defense.
Global Tech Weekend HQ is set to host San Francisco Business Week, spotlighting innovation and entrepreneurship. The event brings industry leaders together, fostering collaboration and growth in the Bay Area’s tech ecosystem.
Catch the Santa Clara Broncos vs. San Francisco Dons showdown live on Jan. 28. Tune in via your local sports channel or stream online for real-time coverage. Don’t miss key college basketball action!
Zayn has canceled his San Francisco concert and the remainder of his U.S. tour due to a sudden hospitalization, officials confirmed. Fans are advised to stay tuned for updates on rescheduled dates.
Waymo’s robotaxis in San Francisco came to a halt during a citywide power outage, highlighting challenges in autonomous vehicle operations amid infrastructure failures, BBC reports. Services resumed once power was restored.
March in-store events are coming to Nintendo NEW YORK and Nintendo SAN FRANCISCO, featuring exclusive demos, merchandise, and special appearances. Fans can experience the latest games and celebrate Nintendo’s community this month.
A recent study finds San Francisco ranks third worst in the US for traffic congestion, trailing only behind New York and Los Angeles. Commuters face longer delays and increased travel times, impacting daily routines.