As teachers’ unions increasingly advocate for remote schooling, parents express growing concerns about education quality and social impact. Meanwhile, Democratic leaders face rising pressures to navigate the contentious debate.
San Francisco federal workers have been instructed to work remotely amid rising concerns over drug-related crime in the city. The move aims to enhance employee safety as authorities address escalating public safety issues.
CIBC has sold debt secured by 550 Kearny St., owned by Brickman, to a Southern California investor. The transaction marks a strategic shift in the bank’s real estate financing portfolio, per The Business Journals.
San Francisco Giants ace Logan Webb has been named to Team USA’s roster for the 2026 World Baseball Classic, NBC Sports Bay Area & California reports. Webb’s selection bolsters the team’s pitching rotation.
The San Francisco 49ers must shore up their pass protection in the final three games to secure the No. 1 seed. Addressing this key issue is vital to maintaining playoff home-field advantage.
San Francisco ranks as the second most ‘ideal’ climate city in the U.S., according to a recent Yahoo report. The city boasts mild temperatures and consistent weather, just behind the top-ranked location.
AI country singer Breaking Rust tops Billboard with hit single ‘Walk My Walk,’ marking a groundbreaking moment in music as artificial intelligence blends with classic country roots. – San Francisco Chronicle
San Francisco schools are embracing meditation to boost student well-being and focus. NBC News reports on how mindfulness practices are transforming classrooms, reducing stress, and enhancing academic performance.
Crime Wave Forces Nordstrom to Close Two San Francisco Locations – Rising thefts and violent incidents have prompted Nordstrom to shut two stores in San Francisco, citing safety concerns for customers and staff.
In “I Found My Heart in San Francisco,” Business Traveller explores the city’s unique blend of innovation and charm. From iconic landmarks to vibrant neighborhoods, discover why this tech hub captures the hearts of visitors and entrepreneurs alike.
The San Francisco 49ers face the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in a pivotal NFL Week 6 clash. Experts weigh in on predictions, key player matchups, and updated odds in this high-stakes showdown. Stay tuned for in-depth analysis.
President Trump has canceled the planned security surge in San Francisco amid rising tensions. Meanwhile, the East Bay prepares for potential unrest as protests continue to escalate across the region, officials report.
San Francisco Giants ace Logan Webb’s participation with Team USA in the World Baseball Classic poses minimal risk. Analysts cite his proven durability and controlled workload as key factors ensuring his health and performance remain intact.
In “Harris’s Early Career: Prosecutor by Day, Boldface Name by Night,” The New York Times explores Kamala Harris’s rise from a focused prosecutor to a prominent public figure, highlighting her dual role in law and politics.
The Tenderloin district in San Francisco evolved into a hub for hotels, entertainment, and vice through decades of urban development, economic shifts, and social challenges, shaping its complex and controversial reputation today.
San Francisco Ballet’s Nutcracker marks 20 enchanting years, returning with dazzling performances and holiday magic. This cherished tradition continues to captivate audiences, celebrating two decades of festive artistry.
Tesla’s Full Self-Driving (FSD) faced a major setback with a maneuver that would fail any driving test, highlighting challenges in autonomous tech. Meanwhile, Waymo’s robotaxi continues to demonstrate safer, more reliable performance.
The Valkyries have taken the WNBA by storm, defying expectations with relentless drive and skill. “Nothing has held us back,” they assert, reshaping the league’s competitive landscape.
Fleet Week 2025 in San Francisco returns Oct. 3-7, featuring naval ship tours, air shows, and parades. Visitors can explore military vessels and enjoy performances by the Blue Angels, celebrating the armed forces.
Vanessa Labi has joined the San Francisco Chronicle as assistant arts and entertainment editor. She brings extensive experience in cultural journalism to the publication’s expanding coverage.