The Hollywood Reporter reveals the 13 best law schools to jumpstart your Hollywood career. These institutions offer top programs blending entertainment law, networking, and industry connections essential for success in Tinseltown.
Times Higher Education 2025 rankings reveal the top U.S. universities for graduate employability, highlighting institutions most valued by employers for their talent, skills, and workplace readiness.
Some newsrooms and police departments are dropping mug shots from coverage and releases, aiming to reduce bias and protect privacy. Critics argue the images can unfairly shape public perception before trial.
Dead & Company’s upcoming concert will be screened in select IMAX theaters nationwide, offering fans a larger-than-life live music experience. The event promises stunning visuals and immersive sound. Details on dates and locations coming soon.
USA TODAY 10Best highlights San Francisco’s top sports bars in its latest review. From lively grills to fan-favorite pubs, discover where to catch the game with great food and atmosphere in the city by the bay.
A Delta pilot was arrested after a flight and faces child sexual assault charges. Authorities took action promptly following the incident. The investigation is ongoing. USA Today will provide updates as details emerge.
San Francisco 49ers rookie faces knee issues, Head Coach revealed. The injury’s impact on the player’s season remains uncertain, as the team evaluates recovery and potential roster adjustments. Further updates expected.
San Francisco has approved a groundbreaking ban on the government’s use of facial recognition technology, citing privacy and civil rights concerns. The move aims to prevent potential abuses and protect residents’ freedoms.
Videos circulating online capture a mid-air prop malfunction during Katy Perry’s concert, momentarily disrupting her performance. The pop star quickly recovered, ensuring the show went on without major incident.
Following a historic recall vote, the San Francisco School Board swiftly reversed several controversial policies, aiming to restore stability and public trust in the district’s leadership, The New York Times reported.
San Francisco shoplifting incidents reportedly doubled after a store altered its reporting method, raising questions about crime statistics accuracy and their impact on local business perceptions.
At Bar Crenn in San Francisco, business travelers should savor the signature oysters, house-made charcuterie, and the exquisite seasonal tasting menu. The elegant yet relaxed atmosphere makes it ideal for client meetings or unwinding after a day’s work.
The San Francisco 49ers finalized their 2025 NFL Draft selections, making key picks across all rounds to bolster their roster. Stay tuned for the full round-by-round list and analysis on Yahoo Sports.
The San Francisco Giants paid tribute to former team owner Bill Neukom before their home game on Saturday, honoring his contributions to the franchise and community. Fans witnessed a heartfelt ceremony at Oracle Park.
San Francisco 49ers cornerback is set to miss at least two more days of practice due to a concerning injury. The team remains cautious as they evaluate his recovery ahead of upcoming games.
San Francisco has become the first US city to ban police use of facial recognition technology. The landmark decision aims to address privacy concerns and prevent potential misuse by law enforcement agencies.
San Francisco officials propose an “entertainment zone” downtown allowing street alcohol sales to boost nightlife and tourism. The plan aims to create a vibrant, safer environment but faces regulatory challenges.
The San Francisco education department will end its office lease as part of a broader cost-cutting measure amid mass layoffs. The move reflects budget pressures faced by the city’s public education system.
The San Francisco police union criticized the city’s reversal on defunding the police, urging officials to either support law enforcement efforts in fighting crime or stop undermining them, Fox News reports.
X Corp. reportedly plans to close its San Francisco headquarters, marking a significant shift in the company’s footprint. The move reflects broader trends in tech relocations and operational restructuring.