Warriors coach Steve Kerr provided a positive update on Jonathan Kuminga’s injury, revealing a hopeful return timeline. The star forward is progressing well, boosting Golden State’s playoff prospects.
San Francisco has filed lawsuits against Coca-Cola and Kraft, accusing them of deceptive marketing and health harm linked to ultraprocessed foods. The city seeks accountability for rising public health costs.
The 2026 Japanese rock tours and events calendar has been announced, featuring major Jrock bands hitting stages nationwide. Fans can expect electrifying performances and exclusive festival appearances throughout the year.
On April 24, 1971, thousands gathered in Washington, D.C., and San Francisco to protest the Vietnam War. These widespread demonstrations marked a pivotal moment in the anti-war movement, emphasizing public dissent and demand for peace.
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Barry Bonds dominated at home plate as Giants hitters watched in awe, delivering a powerful performance that underscored his legendary status. His presence commanded respect in a quiet yet unmistakable manner.
The world’s largest aircraft was recently spotted flying over the US, sparking curiosity. Officials say it’s conducting routine test flights and transport missions, showcasing advancements in aerospace technology.
Ranking the Best 49ers Rookie Performers of the 2025 Season – Sports Illustrated highlights standout first-year players who made significant impacts. From explosive plays to solid consistency, these rookies shaped the team’s success.
The U.S. government announced plans to close the Dublin Women’s Prison following years of reported inmate abuse. The decision comes amid growing scrutiny over conditions and treatment of incarcerated women.
San Francisco’s annual Fleet Week is moving forward this year without U.S. military participation. Organizers plan a civilian-led event featuring air shows and maritime activities to keep the tradition alive.
San Francisco school board halts renaming of 44 schools to prioritize reopening efforts amid ongoing challenges. The decision shifts focus to ensuring safe, effective in-person learning as the pandemic persists.
Japanese thrift retailer 2nd Street is set to open its first Silicon Valley location in San Jose, marking its U.S. expansion. The store aims to tap into the region’s growing demand for sustainable and affordable fashion.
A respected MLB insider has sparked trade rumors involving the Milwaukee Brewers amid uncertainty surrounding pitcher Tarik Skubal. The potential move could reshape the Brewers’ roster as they navigate the evolving season.
San Francisco’s largest mall is redefining its appeal, focusing beyond retail to experiential offerings and mixed-use spaces. This strategic shift aims to attract new visitors and boost long-term growth, CoStar reports.
Mixed reactions emerge across the Bay Area and the U.S. following Trump’s recent actions in Venezuela. Supporters praise strong leadership, while critics warn of escalating tensions. Coverage continues at nbcbayarea.com.
Experts weigh in on the lasting impact of protests like No Kings, highlighting their role in sparking dialogue and policy change. Despite evolving tactics, such movements remain vital in shaping social and political landscapes.
Bob Weir, co-founder of the Grateful Dead, will be honored with an open funeral service in San Francisco. The event invites fans and friends to celebrate the iconic musician’s life and legacy.
On Nov. 15, 1969, millions across the U.S. joined the Second Anti-War Moratorium, a massive protest against the Vietnam War. The Zinn Education Project highlights its impact on shaping public opinion and activism.
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LOVB San Francisco has named UCLA Women’s Soccer head coach as its inaugural season leader, aiming to build a strong foundation for the new club. The move signals a fresh chapter in Bay Area women’s soccer.