Mitsui Fudosan Co., Ltd. issued key updates in its 2021 news release, highlighting strategic projects and financial results. The report outlines the company’s plans for sustainable urban development and innovation.
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The University of San Francisco announced the passing of athletic director Larry Williams at age 62. Williams was a respected leader, remembered for his dedication to USF’s sports programs.
George Kittle leads Sports Illustrated’s list of fantasy football players to be thankful for this Thanksgiving. The star tight end’s consistent performance and game-changing plays have been a boon for fantasy managers nationwide.
The Canadian Snowbirds will headline San Francisco Fleet Week, showcasing stunning aerobatics and marking a first for the iconic airshow. Their arrival highlights strong U.S.-Canada ties and promises thrilling performances.
Former President Trump has once again proposed deploying troops to San Francisco, citing rising crime concerns. Local officials condemned the suggestion as unnecessary chaos, emphasizing community-led solutions.
San Francisco’s tech scene faces a clash as angel investors and venture capitalists lock horns over influence and strategy, reshaping the city’s political and financial landscape in a high-stakes battle.
A new study names a California city as the safest in the nation, highlighting its low crime rates and community efforts. The Sacramento Bee reports which city earned this top safety ranking.
WATCH: South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem warns the National Guard could be deployed following a truck-ramming incident in San Francisco, emphasizing heightened security measures to address rising public safety concerns.
A potential government shutdown could disrupt San Francisco Fleet Week, delaying military ship arrivals and grounding air shows. Organizers and city officials urge swift resolution to avoid canceling this major annual event.
California Governor Gavin Newsom warned former President Trump that the state will file a lawsuit immediately if federal troops are deployed to San Francisco. The move underscores California’s firm stance against federal intervention.
The 10 most-visited cities in the US this year reveal key travel trends, blending business, culture, and leisure. From New York to Los Angeles, these hotspots continue to attract millions of domestic and international tourists.
A 2024 New York Times article explores the rise of microschools-intimate learning environments with as few as seven students-highlighting personalized education trends reshaping traditional schooling across the U.S.
Dead Kennedys’ punk classic “Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables” has achieved gold status 43 years after its release, marking a major milestone for the seminal San Francisco punk band.
San Francisco officials sharply responded to former President Trump’s claim that the US is facing an “invasion from within,” calling the statement misleading and emphasizing the city’s commitment to unity and public safety.
Bonds and Clemens collectors find renewed hope as both players appear on the latest Hall of Fame ballot, sparking debate among fans and experts about their candidacies and legacy in baseball history.
Alexander Vinnik, the alleged Russian crypto crime boss linked to money laundering through the cryptocurrency exchange BTC-e, has been extradited to San Francisco, CBS News reports. He faces multiple charges.
A US teacher stabbed while vacationing in Italy has returned home safely to their family. Officials call the recovery “a miracle” after the traumatic incident. Authorities continue to investigate the attack.
Ricky Pearsall missed Wednesday’s practice due to a knee injury, sources confirmed. The setback raises concerns about his availability for upcoming games, with updates expected following further evaluation.
San Francisco official recalled following public outcry over the prolonged closure of the Great Highway. Residents cited disruption and economic impact as key reasons for the vote, marking a significant political shift.
President Trump has withdrawn plans to send a surge of federal agents to San Francisco following a call with the city’s mayor, halting efforts to increase law enforcement presence amid rising tensions.