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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.
The San Francisco 49ers announced they will place a key starter on season-ending injured reserve due to a significant injury. The move impacts the team’s lineup as they adjust for the remainder of the season.
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.
Former President Donald Trump threatened to deploy the military to San Francisco amid rising concerns over crime and homelessness. The statement sparked debate over federal intervention in local issues.
In 2022, standout theatrical productions elevated the Bay Area, solidifying its status as a premier U.S. destination for theater. Local stages attracted acclaim, drawing diverse audiences and boosting the region’s cultural prominence.
Brock Purdy stood out in the 49ers’ win over the Browns with his composure and clutch plays. His decisive fourth-quarter touchdown pass sealed the victory, highlighting his growth as a reliable quarterback.
Federal agents have been deployed to the San Francisco area, prompting Mayor London Breed to condemn the move as an attempt to incite “chaos and violence.” The presence has sparked tensions amid ongoing local protests.
Veterans Day 2025 events in the Bay Area include parades, ceremonies, and community gatherings honoring military service members. San Francisco and surrounding cities offer opportunities to pay tribute to veterans’ sacrifices.
San Francisco 49ers linebacker Fred Warner offered a positive update on his season-ending ankle injury, expressing optimism about his recovery and future return to the field, according to Sports Illustrated.
The San Francisco Chronicle provides real-time updates on fires across California with its interactive fire map. Stay informed on active blazes, evacuations, and containment efforts statewide.
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.
Spirit Airlines is exiting the Bay Area entirely following its recent bankruptcy filing. The budget carrier will cease all operations in the region, impacting travelers and local airports alike.
Protests organized by No Kings are set to unfold across the US and the San Francisco Bay Area. Authorities prepare for potential disruptions as demonstrators gather, calling for social and political change. Stay updated on KTVU.
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.
President Trump has called off the federal operation in San Francisco, ending a controversial deployment aimed at addressing crime. The move follows mounting criticism from local officials and civil rights groups.
The Trump administration will begin a federal operation in San Francisco this Thursday, deploying agents to address rising crime and homelessness, sparking debate over federal intervention in local governance.
Burning Man rebounds after recent storms as sunny skies return, easing travel and boosting attendance. Participants praised improved conditions, marking a vibrant comeback for the iconic desert festival.
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.
“Ip Man 4” delivers intense martial arts action set against San Francisco’s backdrop, blending gripping fight scenes with a poignant story of justice and cultural clash, as reviewed by the San Francisco Chronicle.