Visiting Lucasfilm’s San Francisco headquarters offers a unique glimpse into the world of “Star Wars” and “Indiana Jones,” featuring the iconic Yoda fountain at the entrance-a testament to the studio’s legendary legacy.
The Atlanta Braves face the San Francisco Giants on June 27. Catch the game live on ESPN at 7:15 PM ET. Streaming is available via ESPN+ and the MLB app for fans nationwide. Stay tuned for full coverage.
Sex abuse survivors have reached a $395 million settlement with the San Francisco Diocese, according to The New York Times. The historic deal aims to provide compensation and justice for decades of alleged abuse.
CBS News highlights top Bay Area World Cup watch parties, from bustling fan zones in San Francisco to lively gatherings in Oakland and San Jose. Find local spots to cheer, celebrate, and enjoy the tournament with fellow fans.
Celebrate Chinese New Year 2020 in San Francisco with The Mercury News’ parade guide. Discover key events, parade routes, and festivities highlighting the Year of the Rat in the city’s vibrant Chinatown.
A couple shares their journey of waiting years for U.S. green cards before deciding to leave and build their dream life in India. Their story highlights the challenges and opportunities in global migration and career choices.
The San Francisco Giants prepare to face Team USA in a highly anticipated matchup. Both squads aim to showcase top talent, setting the stage for a competitive clash. Coverage by Yahoo Sports Canada.
Waymo autonomous vehicles were stranded on San Francisco streets during Fourth of July gridlock, their batteries drained amid heavy traffic, highlighting challenges in managing EV fleets during major citywide events.
A fire at San Francisco’s historic church sparked more than flames-it ignited a wave of community support. Adventists and locals joined forces, turning tragedy into unity and renewed hope in the city.
Twelve U.S. markets are actively considering or constructing entertainment districts, aiming to boost local economies and community engagement. These developments highlight growing investment in vibrant, multi-use urban spaces.
Jollibee is set to return to San Francisco, USA, marking the fast-food giant’s comeback to the city. Fans can look forward to its iconic menu making a much-anticipated return, ABS-CBN reports.
KQED highlights top bars, pubs, and dives across the Bay Area where fans can catch live World Cup matches. From lively atmospheres to diverse drink selections, find the perfect spot to cheer on your team.
Luis Arraez’s bold prediction about joining the Giants signals potential trouble for the Rays. His anticipated impact could shift divisional power, challenging Tampa Bay’s pitching depth and offensive lineup, Sports Illustrated reports.
San Francisco loses 21 immigration judges, part of a nationwide decline of over 100 judges. Many departures reportedly lack clear explanations, raising concerns about the impact on immigration case backlogs.
“Country Roads” became the unexpected anthem of the US team’s World Cup journey, uniting fans and players alike. WSLS explores how the classic song fueled spirit and camaraderie throughout the tournament.
Study International reveals the 10 most competitive dentistry schools in the US, highlighting admission challenges and tuition fees. The report guides aspiring dentists on top programs and associated costs for informed decisions.
The oldest craft brewery in the United States is closing after 127 years, marking the end of an era in American brewing. Financial struggles and changing market dynamics led to this historic shutdown.
Fans eager to catch every World Cup moment in the Bay Area can head to top sports bars, local venues, and community watch parties. Yahoo Sports highlights the best spots for live screenings, vibrant atmospheres, and fan camaraderie.
USA fans flooded San Francisco’s Pier 39 to celebrate a vibrant World Cup watch party, showcasing patriotic spirit and unity. The lively crowd gathered to cheer on the national team amid festive activities and camaraderie.
Search efforts for three missing boaters in San Francisco Bay were suspended after their vessel capsized amid 5-foot swells. Authorities continue to monitor conditions as the investigation into the incident remains ongoing.