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.
California’s unemployment rate surged to 5.5%, the highest in the U.S., as tech industry struggles intensify. Experts describe the job market as “brutal,” highlighting widespread layoffs across the sector.
The easiest stretch of the 49ers’ 2024 schedule appears early, with manageable opponents allowing the team to build momentum. This favorable opening could set the tone for a strong season, Sports Illustrated reports.
Three California universities secured top spots in the 2026 U.S. News rankings, highlighting the state’s continued leadership in higher education, The Desert Sun reports.
Tesla’s robotaxi plans face hurdles as human drivers remain behind the wheel amid lack of permits and regulatory uncertainty. The company’s vision meets real-world challenges in the evolving autonomous ride market.
Bain & Company kicks off its latest recruiting events, targeting top talent in consulting. These sessions offer insights into career opportunities, company culture, and the application process, drawing aspiring consultants nationwide.
Visalia ranks lower among California cities in education levels, according to recent data. The report highlights challenges in degree attainment and access to higher education compared to more educated urban areas statewide.
Four hours in San Francisco offers business travellers a quick taste of the city’s vibrant culture. From iconic landmarks to diverse dining and efficient transit, it’s a perfect stopover for busy professionals.
OFFICIAL: The Atlanta Falcons have signed tight end Charlie Woerner, previously with the San Francisco 49ers. The move aims to bolster the Falcons’ receiving options and add depth to their tight end group.
Thousands rallied in 34 states, including San Francisco, with 200 protests nationwide opposing the Trump administration’s policies. Demonstrators voiced concerns over immigration, civil rights, and environmental actions.