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Paul Pelosi testified about the hammer attack in his San Francisco home, detailing the violent encounter. The testimony sheds light on the incident and ongoing investigation, as authorities seek justice.
San Francisco faces a steep economic and social decline, warns the Hoover Institution. Rising costs, homelessness, and policy failures threaten the city’s future, prompting urgent calls for reform.
Internet entrepreneurs outside the U.S. are stoking political divisions on Facebook, leveraging heated debates to boost sales of politically themed T-shirts and coffee mugs, according to the San Francisco Chronicle.
Connie Chan, a progressive San Francisco lawmaker, has announced her bid to succeed Nancy Pelosi as the US House Speaker. Chan, known for her advocacy on social justice, aims to bring change to Capitol leadership.
A San Francisco woman is transforming campaign canvassing with innovative outreach strategies, boosting voter engagement and setting a new standard for grassroots efforts in the city’s political landscape.
Government shutdown 2025 impacts Bay Area tourism as several national parks and attractions close. ABC7 San Francisco reports which sites remain open, offering visitors essential updates on access and services during the federal pause.
Irish band cancels U.S. tour, including Bay Area dates, citing a political “witch-hunt.” The move halts their American performances amid growing tensions, leaving fans disappointed and prompting widespread discussion.
The Super Bowl security plan involves collaboration across local, state, and federal agencies to ensure safety. Coordinated efforts focus on crowd control, threat detection, and emergency response for a secure event.
Harris makes a striking return to political life, warning of an impending constitutional crisis. Her statement signals rising tensions and underscores the urgent need for bipartisan dialogue, The New York Times reports.
Queer activists disrupted a Pete Buttigieg event in San Francisco, chanting “We deserve better” to demand increased LGBTQ+ support and policy action, highlighting ongoing frustrations within the community.
Political salons dubbed “Paris in Georgia” are emerging nationwide as grassroots activists unite to counter Trump’s influence. These gatherings spark dialogue and mobilize voters ahead of key elections, signaling a new wave of political engagement.
San Francisco’s mayor is turning attention to everyday details, from street candles to driveway repairs, aiming to boost community spirit and improve daily life. Small fixes, big impact in the city’s latest initiatives.
A new ABC7 poll reveals a record number of Americans now identify as political independents, signaling a significant shift away from traditional Democrat and Republican party affiliations. This trend highlights growing voter disillusionment across the U.S.
A rightwing group staged protests after San Francisco authorities blocked several venues for their planned rally, citing safety concerns. The move has sparked debate over free speech and public security.
San Francisco will offer free childcare to families earning up to $230,000 annually, aiming to ease financial burdens and support working parents. The initiative marks a major step in expanding access to affordable early education.
A San Francisco politician has called for Mark Zuckerberg’s name to be removed from the city’s hospital, citing concerns over the Facebook founder’s influence and philanthropy. The move sparks debate on corporate naming rights.
In “I’m Matt,” The New York Times explores how personal battles with addiction shape lawmakers’ drug policies. The 2024 piece highlights the human stories behind legislative efforts to address the opioid crisis.
San Francisco has filed lawsuits against Coca-Cola and Kraft, accusing them of deceptive marketing and health harm linked to ultraprocessed foods. The city seeks accountability for rising public health costs.
The U.S. government announced plans to close the Dublin Women’s Prison following years of reported inmate abuse. The decision comes amid growing scrutiny over conditions and treatment of incarcerated women.