San Francisco police used drones to track and apprehend a group of bandits stealing rare Pokémon cards. The high-tech operation led to multiple arrests, highlighting new tactics in combating specialty thefts.
US business leaders gave Chinese President Xi Jinping a standing ovation at a high-profile event, signaling strong support amid growing US-China economic tensions, Financial Times reports.
San Francisco 49ers’ George Kittle revealed two key changes the NFL should implement with the addition of an 18th game. He emphasized player safety and scheduling adjustments to maintain competitive balance.
A windsurfer in San Francisco Bay unexpectedly collided with a gray whale, highlighting increasing marine wildlife encounters in urban waterways. The incident underscores the need for greater awareness and safety measures.
Al Jazeera presents the full schedule, group details, teams, and match start times for the World Cup 2026. Stay informed with the latest updates and key fixtures as the tournament approaches.
California Democrats are rallying behind establishment candidates despite growing progressive pushback. The party seeks unity ahead of key elections, balancing moderate priorities with calls for reform.
BetMGM.com ranks the best U.S. cities for live entertainment, spotlighting top destinations known for vibrant music scenes, theaters, and events. Discover where to catch the hottest shows nationwide.
A group of Eastern Cape students are set to embark on educational trips to the USA, gaining exposure to new cultures and learning opportunities, reports Mail & Guardian. This initiative aims to broaden their global outlook.
Power was nearly restored in San Francisco Saturday following a widespread outage that affected thousands. Utility crews worked swiftly to address the issue, with full restoration expected soon. Authorities continue to monitor the situation.
Former San Francisco Giants manager Bruce Bochy has rejoined the Oakland Athletics organization in a new leadership role, aiming to bring his championship experience to the A’s roster and development staff.
An Indian national illegally residing in the U.S. was arrested in California for an alleged attempted murder in Germany, according to ICE. Authorities are investigating the cross-border crime.
KCRA reports top spots in the San Francisco Bay Area to catch 2026 FIFA World Cup watch parties. From lively sports bars to vibrant fan zones, fans can enjoy live games with community spirit. Stay tuned for venue details.
Christine Pelosi announced she will not run for her mother Nancy Pelosi’s former House seat, opting to focus on other political efforts. The decision marks a significant moment in the district’s upcoming race.
USA Today highlights top U.S. cities to celebrate Cinco de Mayo with vibrant parades, authentic cuisine, and lively music. From Los Angeles to San Antonio, these hubs offer rich cultural festivities honoring Mexican heritage.
Federal officials are reviewing gender education programs in San Francisco schools amid concerns over curriculum content. The investigation aims to ensure compliance with federal guidelines on gender-related instruction.
GM and Toyota reported lower US quarterly sales, citing consumer affordability concerns amid rising prices. The decline reflects ongoing challenges in the auto market as inflation pressures persist, impacting buyer demand.
The Athletic and The New York Times reveal World Cup 2026 base camps: USA will train in Irvine, Brazil in New Jersey, while England and Argentina choose Kansas City, highlighting strategic prep locations ahead of the tournament.
San Francisco International Airport’s AirTrain workers have launched a strike, causing disruptions in airport transit. The walkout highlights ongoing labor disputes over wages and working conditions, impacting thousands of travelers.
Flights are canceling across major U.S. hubs including Chicago, San Francisco, Atlanta, and Los Angeles, with 350 cancellations and nearly 2,900 delays. Delta, Southwest, SkyWest, and others face severe disruptions.
The Department of Justice has launched an investigation into protests at UC Berkeley following a Turning Point USA event, citing concerns over potential violations of federal law, The San Francisco Standard reports.