Christian McCaffrey is the cover athlete for Madden 25, marking the first time a San Francisco 49ers player has received the honor. USA Today highlights this milestone in the iconic video game series.
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San Francisco crime boss Raymond “Shrimp Boy” Chow was found guilty on 162 counts, including racketeering and murder. The verdict marks a significant blow to the city’s organized crime networks.
The San Francisco 49ers and Trent Williams have reached a contract extension agreement, securing the star offensive tackle for the coming seasons. The deal brings stability to the 49ers’ offensive line ahead of the new NFL campaign.
Kamala Harris’s years as a prosecutor reveal a complex legacy, blending tough-on-crime policies with progressive reforms. Her record reflects the challenges of balancing law enforcement with social justice.
US Amazon workers have launched the largest strike in the company’s history, led by the Teamsters union. The action highlights growing labor unrest over wages and working conditions across the country.
Alison Collins was removed as San Francisco School Board vice president following backlash over controversial tweets. The board cited concerns about her conduct amid ongoing tensions. The decision marks a significant shift in local education leadership.
Several injured children from Gaza have arrived at San Francisco International Airport for urgent medical care. Bay Area hospitals are providing specialized treatment to support their recovery, ABC7 San Francisco reports.
Political change is stirring in the San Francisco Bay Area, long a Democratic bastion. Shifts in voter attitudes and emerging candidates hint at a transforming political landscape, signaling potential challenges ahead for the party.
The Athletics face the San Francisco Giants on July 4 in a key MLB matchup. Explore the latest odds, expert betting tips, and trending lines to inform your wagers in this competitive showdown.
System of a Down and Deftones made history in San Francisco, drawing a massive crowd of 50,000. The iconic bands delivered a powerful night of nostalgic hits, thrilling fans at a landmark concert event.
The OpenAI whistleblower who recently died was reportedly being considered as a key witness against the company, The Guardian reveals. Details about the case and whistleblower’s claims remain under investigation.
San Francisco 49ers star receiver Deebo Samuel has been hospitalized with pneumonia, raising concerns about his availability for upcoming games. The team is monitoring his condition closely, prioritizing his recovery.
Photos capture intense clashes between Los Angeles police and protesters during the No Kings demonstrations. The confrontations highlight mounting tensions as activists push for change amid ongoing civil unrest.
Exclusive: Twitter cancels San Francisco expansion amid slowed growth, the San Francisco Business Times reports. The tech giant reconsiders its office plans as workforce and revenue projections shift.
Protests in San Francisco continued for a second day as demonstrators denounced recent ICE raids across California. Activists called for an end to immigration enforcement tactics affecting vulnerable communities.
Seven activists were arrested during climate protests outside Wells Fargo offices, accusing the bank of complicity in environmental damage. Demonstrators demand urgent action on fossil fuel financing.
Another Planet Entertainment has played a pivotal role in revitalizing San Francisco’s live music scene, booking iconic acts and nurturing local talent. Their efforts have reignited the city’s concert culture, fueling a vibrant revival.
Bryce Eldridge made his MLB debut, sparking excitement among collectors. His rookie cards are expected to surge in value as fans and investors eye the promising talent’s rise in professional baseball.
The Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco hosts a series of events featuring economic research, policy discussions, and community engagement. These forums provide insights into regional and national economic trends.
The Peninsula site for Olympian table tennis players has been officially designated as a national training center, boosting local sports development and national team preparation, The Business Journals reports.