Harvard Business School has named Waymo the 2026 Entrepreneurial Company of the Year, recognizing its groundbreaking innovation and leadership in autonomous vehicle technology. The honor highlights Waymo’s impact on transportation.
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Kenneth Gray, a longtime San Francisco resident, passed away in 2026 at age 90. Remembered for his community contributions, Gray’s obituary appeared in the San Francisco Chronicle and Legacy, honoring his impactful life.
USA TODAY Sports released its Super 25 Week 13 high school football rankings, spotlighting top teams nationwide. Central Oregon schools aim to climb as the playoff push intensifies in this final stretch.
AP’s report on US school closures reveals significant impacts on student learning and widening education gaps. KTAR News 92.3 FM highlights key takeaways on challenges and recovery efforts nationwide.
San Francisco 49ers tight end George Kittle took a jab at rival Nick Bosa’s intellect, asking, “Did you graduate?” in a playful dig referencing Bosa’s Ohio State roots, sparking laughs among fans.
California’s high school football state champion faces a hazing investigation after allegations emerged of misconduct within the team. Authorities and school officials are actively probing the claims. The community awaits further updates.
Time Magazine uncovers the true story behind “Being Heumann,” spotlighting Judith Heumann’s pivotal role in disability rights and the longest sit-in in U.S. history, a landmark protest that reshaped civil rights activism.
ICE arrested a 23-year-old UC Berkeley student and asylum seeker at San Francisco airport, sparking concern among community members and advocacy groups. The university and legal experts are monitoring the case closely.
School board races remain highly competitive across San Mateo County, with several key districts seeing tight contests. Voter turnout and engagement continue to shape these crucial local elections.
San Mateo County voters delivered key outcomes in the November election, with local measures passing and incumbents retaining seats, reflecting the community’s priorities and shaping the region’s future governance.
Early results from the San Mateo County city council races reveal mixed leads, signaling tight contests across multiple districts. Final outcomes remain uncertain as counting continues, with voter turnout proving crucial.
A Wharton economist revealed his views on AI have “radically shifted,” highlighting new insights into its economic impact and potential risks. His evolving perspective underscores the growing complexity of AI’s role in business.
Noncitizen parents in San Francisco are eligible to vote in the upcoming school board recall, a rare move aimed at increasing community influence. However, questions remain about their turnout and impact.
The San Francisco Chinese community’s longstanding fight for cultural recognition played a crucial role in shaping bilingual education policies, promoting greater inclusion and language access in schools, reports KQED.
A Set You Couldn’t Buy: Inside the search for rare Curry, LeBron, Brady, and Messi cards that defy market limits. Sports Illustrated explores how collectors uncover these elusive gems, challenging scarcity and value in sports memorabilia.
Private school tuition in the San Francisco Bay Area varies widely, with annual costs ranging from $30,000 to over $60,000. The San Francisco Chronicle breaks down fees school by school, highlighting the region’s top education expenses.
San Francisco has opened a new school dedicated to high-needs special education students, aiming to provide tailored support and keep these students within the city’s public school system.
Federal officials are investigating a San Francisco Unified School District ethnic studies course over concerns it may violate parental rights, the San Francisco Standard reports. The probe examines curriculum content and consent.
As MVP odds for Brock Purdy climb, the market for his trading cards is experiencing a surge. Collectors and fans are driving demand as the quarterback’s standout performances boost his value.
New maps reveal stark divisions in US cities, highlighting disparities in education access and quality. These visualizations expose how deeply inequality shapes urban landscapes across the country.