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A 129-year-old San Francisco lawsuit may block Trump’s efforts to end birthright citizenship. The case challenges attempts to redefine the 14th Amendment, potentially preserving automatic U.S. citizenship for newborns.
The San Francisco Giants reap the benefits of their long-term investment in Cy Young contender Robbie Ray. The pitcher’s stellar performance is proving pivotal as the Giants contend for playoff positioning.
Chefs from San Francisco to New Orleans are set to visit Milwaukee’s Dandan and EsterEv restaurants, bringing diverse culinary flavors to the city. The collaborative events promise unique dining experiences for local food enthusiasts.
The New York Giants are nearing a franchise all-time low in offensive production this season, raising concerns about play-calling and execution as the team struggles to find consistency on offense.
Weekend weather brings a mix of ice, snow, rain, and strong winds across the region, with a rare tornado warning issued for San Francisco. Residents are urged to stay alert as conditions remain hazardous.
Network World highlights the top network and data center events of 2025, showcasing key conferences and expos where industry leaders will unveil innovations and discuss future trends shaping connectivity and infrastructure.
The Supreme Court sided with San Francisco, limiting the EPA’s authority to regulate sewage discharges. This ruling potentially hampers federal efforts to enforce water pollution controls nationwide.
San Francisco Giants infielder expresses frustration over latest injury setback, highlighting the challenges of recovery and impact on season performance. The team and fans await his return with cautious optimism.
Kearny Street Workshop has been a vital platform for Asian American artists in the Bay Area, fostering creativity and community since 1972. The nonprofit champions diverse voices through exhibitions, performances, and workshops.
Ever dreamed of sleeping beneath cherry blossoms? A San Francisco hotel now offers a unique suite inspired by these iconic blooms, blending nature and luxury for an unforgettable stay. Time Out explores this serene escape.
As the 49ers enter the 2025 season, realistic expectations for RB Christian McCaffrey include steady production amid evolving team dynamics and injury management, highlighting his pivotal yet measured role in San Francisco’s offense.
Black Star News highlights the top Halloween events across the USA in 2024. From Phoenix’s haunted trails to San Francisco’s spooky parades, Washington’s eerie tours, and Los Angeles’ fright nights, celebrate the season in style.
San Francisco’s school board faces internal conflict as liberal members clash over the decision to remove contested names from schools. The debate highlights deep divisions within the progressive community.
MLB executives express surprise over the San Francisco Giants’ scorching start to the season. Once underestimated, the Giants have defied expectations, emerging as early contenders in a competitive league.
Photos from SFist capture the vibrant Chinese New Year Parade in San Francisco, celebrating the Year of the Dragon. The event featured colorful floats, traditional lion dances, and enthusiastic crowds honoring cultural heritage.
San Francisco’s Be Chinatown Night Market has been named one of the nation’s best by USA Today readers. The vibrant market is celebrated for its authentic food, lively atmosphere, and cultural showcases.
The Deseret News archives reveal firsthand accounts of the devastating 1906 San Francisco earthquake and fire. Coverage highlights the event’s widespread impact, resonating deeply with communities far beyond the city’s borders.
Kevin Hart highlighted the Indiana Pacers in discussing a new deal with comedian Mike Epps, emphasizing the team’s local impact and upcoming collaborations. The partnership aims to boost community engagement in Indianapolis.
San Francisco’s new program, backed by Governor Newsom, aims to issue speeding tickets scaled to drivers’ income. The policy intends to promote fairness but has sparked debate over its impact and effectiveness.