The San Francisco 49ers have ruled out two key starters for their Week 6 matchup against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, dealing a significant blow to their lineup as they aim to maintain momentum.
The U.S. government has filed a lawsuit to evict a couple from a $15 million mansion in Presidio Heights, San Francisco, alleging unlawful occupation. The case highlights increasing legal actions against property disputes in the city.
“An Evening With Ada Limón: U.S. Poet Laureate” at SF Weekly is officially sold out. The highly anticipated event promises an intimate glimpse into Limón’s acclaimed work and poetic insights, drawing a full house of literature enthusiasts.
San Francisco will remove the names Washington, Lincoln, and Feinstein from public schools, citing a push to better reflect community values. The decision aims to address concerns over historical legacies.
San Francisco’s Jeffrey’s Toys, an 86-year-old local landmark and inspiration for “Toy Story,” is closing due to escalating violence and safety concerns in the city, the New York Post reports.
San Francisco’s reign as the startup capital is challenged by a new map from HowMuch.net, revealing diverse hubs across the U.S. where innovation and investment are rapidly thriving.
The Baltimore Ravens face the San Francisco 49ers in a crucial NFL Week 16 matchup. Experts weigh in with predictions, picks, and updated odds as both teams vie for playoff positioning. Stay tuned for USA Today’s in-depth analysis.
The University of California tops American public research universities in global impact, according to new rankings. The UC system’s groundbreaking research and innovation continue to shape worldwide progress.
A recent USGS study reveals seasonal erosion and accretion patterns in a San Francisco Bay marsh, highlighting natural sediment shifts critical for habitat restoration and coastal resilience efforts.
Exclusive: A suspected Chinese spy reportedly infiltrated California politics by leveraging deep community ties and political donations. Officials are investigating how sensitive information was accessed.
San Francisco has launched a new entertainment zone in Union Square, attracting fresh business investments and boosting downtown’s revitalization. The move aims to enhance local nightlife and economic growth.
San Francisco’s progressive policies are sparking debate: Is the city’s liberalism pushing even Californians to reconsider its appeal? The Christian Science Monitor explores how this cultural experiment is testing limits.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom has deployed Highway Patrol crime suppression teams as part of heightened security measures, responding to threats from former President Trump regarding the National Guard.
San Francisco’s legendary Anchor Brewing Company, a pioneer in craft beer for 127 years, is closing its doors. The iconic brewery’s shutdown marks the end of an era in the city’s beer history.
Rangers have agreed in principle to a takeover deal with investors Andrew Cavenagh and Paraag Marathe, Sky Sports reports. The move marks a significant step in the club’s ownership transition.
The San Francisco Giants face mounting pressure to replace their struggling closer. Experts argue a timely change is crucial to strengthen their bullpen and boost late-game performance, rather than delaying the decision.
San Francisco’s new Disability Cultural Center, “A Place for Us, By Us,” emerges as a groundbreaking space celebrating disability culture, fostering community, and amplifying unheard voices in the heart of the city.
Kamala Harris’s California years shaped her rise from district attorney to senator, highlighting her focus on criminal justice reform and public safety-insights central to understanding her political path, reports CalMatters.
In a refreshing turn, Pierce Brosnan shines in “The Thursday Murder Club,” showcasing sharp wit and comedic timing not seen since “Mrs. Doubtfire,” as praised by the San Francisco Chronicle.
CNBC’s latest report ranks the 10 most and least educated cities in the U.S., highlighting stark contrasts in degree attainment. The list reveals key economic and social trends shaping urban education today.