The killing of Charlie Kirk has ignited fierce tensions, creating a powder keg in U.S. politics. As Republicans escalate rhetoric and actions, questions arise: why are they fueling a volatile situation?
The three-day Clusterfest in San Francisco delivered non-stop laughs and music, featuring top comedians and diverse artists. Highlights included surprise guest appearances and electric performances that kept crowds energized.
A San Francisco teacher was robbed and beaten while vacationing in Italy, authorities report. The incident occurred in a popular tourist area, raising concerns about safety for travelers abroad. Investigations are ongoing.
Walgreens announced it will close five stores in San Francisco, citing a surge in “organized” shoplifting as the primary cause. The closures highlight growing retail challenges in the city.
The Peninsula site for Olympian table tennis players has been officially designated as a national training center, boosting local sports development and national team preparation, The Business Journals reports.
In a pivotal moment, the San Francisco Giants were awarded a home run after a defensive misplay by the opposing team. The error shifted momentum and proved decisive in the Giants’ narrow victory.
The Jacksonville Jaguars received unexpected good news from the West Coast as a key player cleared protocols ahead of their crucial matchup, boosting the team’s playoff hopes, reports Sports Illustrated.
The UC Berkeley chapter of Turning Point USA mourns the assassination of its founder, Charlie Kirk. Members expressed shock and grief, honoring his legacy in conservative activism. CBS News will provide updates.
Protesters at the APEC summit in San Francisco voiced a wide range of grievances, from labor rights to environmental concerns, reflecting diverse opposition to global economic policies, Reuters reports.
California leads the nation with the most Fortune 500 companies, followed by Texas and New York. These states remain key hubs for corporate headquarters, driving economic growth and innovation across the U.S.
A U.S. teacher stabbed while vacationing in Italy has returned home safely. Family members call her survival “a miracle” after the shocking attack. Authorities continue investigating the incident.
Nordstrom is closing its San Francisco location, citing rising crime as a key factor. The retailer plans to open a new store in a city with lower crime rates, aiming to provide a safer shopping environment.
San Francisco International Airport was named the best U.S. airport for food in 2023 by Business Traveler USA. Known for its diverse dining options, it outpaced major hubs nationwide in culinary excellence.
CBS Sports ranks San Francisco 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan 7th among NFL coaches in their latest evaluation. Shanahan’s innovative strategies and leadership continue to earn recognition across the league.
Anti-war demonstrators gathered in San Francisco to protest recent US airstrikes in Iran, condemning the escalating violence and urging diplomatic solutions to prevent further conflict in the region.
San Francisco Giants Gold Glove winner suffers a hand injury, casting doubt on his upcoming game status. Team updates reveal the severity, leaving fans and analysts concerned about his recovery timeline.
Under growing financial and political pressures, the LGBTQ+ community is reigniting activism within Pride celebrations. This return to protest highlights ongoing struggles for rights and visibility amid increasing challenges.
“Bisi: Building a Better Tomorrow Series” explores powerful narratives shaping our future. SF Weekly highlights how storytelling drives social change, inspiring communities to envision and create positive progress.
The FBI office in San Francisco warns of a rising surge in cyber crimes targeting individuals and businesses. Officials urge heightened vigilance as scammers exploit new digital vulnerabilities. More updates on CBS News.
Coco Republic is closing its massive Union Square flagship after just seven months, citing challenges in the retail environment. The move highlights ongoing pressures facing brick-and-mortar stores in San Francisco.