I took my first Waymo robotaxi ride as the service expands to new cities. The experience was smooth, but I was surprised by the price, which remains notably higher than Uber and Lyft fares, raising questions about cost competitiveness.
San Francisco 49ers face mixed news from camp as quarterback Brock Purdy remains sidelined, compounded by a key cornerback injury. The setbacks raise concerns ahead of the season opener, testing team depth and resilience.
After talks with San Francisco’s mayor, President Trump has backed off his planned surge of federal agents into the city, easing tensions around law enforcement deployments, according to Oregon Public Broadcasting.
Shots were fired and a driver was injured after a truck rammed into a Coast Guard base in California. The suspect was apprehended at the scene. Authorities are investigating the incident.
A shift in San Francisco politics signals growing dissatisfaction among Asian American voters, sending a clear warning to Democrats ahead of the 2024 elections, reports KTVZ. This trend could reshape future campaign strategies.
Oktoberfest San Francisco has been named California’s first official ‘Entertainment Zone’ event, offering expanded festivities and entertainment options. The designation aims to enhance the festival experience, NBC Bay Area reports.
Slate’s article “What’s Wrong With Math Education in the U.S.?” explores systemic issues including outdated curricula, teaching methods, and equity gaps that hinder student performance and engagement nationwide.
Former President Trump vowed a tough crackdown on San Francisco crime, but reports show his administration largely eased policies, leading to criticism over rising lawlessness. The Mighty 790 KFGO has the latest updates.
IHCL’s U.S. hotels demonstrate robust recovery, with rising occupancy and revenue figures signaling renewed growth. The group’s strategic focus on key markets drives this positive momentum, reports Asian Hospitality.
The San Francisco 49ers face the Los Angeles Rams in a pivotal NFL Week 2 matchup. Experts weigh in with predictions, key player picks, and betting odds for this heated divisional clash.
San Francisco has filed a lawsuit against major ultraprocessed food companies, accusing them of deceptive marketing and contributing to public health crises. The case marks a bold move against the food industry’s impact on obesity and disease.
Four people, including two children, were found dead in a San Francisco home in a suspicious incident, authorities report. Investigations are ongoing as police work to determine the cause and circumstances surrounding the deaths.
Unabashed California liberal and former U.S. Representative John Burton has died at 92, leaving a legacy of progressive leadership and advocacy. His impactful career spanned decades in state and national politics.
Steve Miller reflects on late 1960s San Francisco music, describing it as having “a dark side” yet filled with “so much beauty.” His insights capture the era’s complex cultural and musical landscape.
A new San Francisco Chronicle ranking reveals how the return on investment (ROI) of UCLA, Berkeley, and other California colleges has evolved over the past decade, highlighting shifts in graduate earnings and tuition costs.
Business Insider reveals the 20 most romantic hotels in San Francisco, highlighting luxury stays with stunning views, intimate settings, and exceptional service perfect for couples seeking unforgettable experiences in the city.
The San Francisco 49ers have faced several crushing playoff defeats that shaped their legacy. FOX Sports highlights the five most heartbreaking losses in franchise history, showcasing moments of near glory turned to heartbreak.
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.
Undocumented Chinese migrants in San Francisco remain largely invisible as they brace for intensified immigration crackdowns. Many fear detention and deportation, preparing quietly for the worst amid rising enforcement efforts.