Anti-war demonstrators gathered in San Francisco to protest recent U.S. airstrikes in Iran, voicing solidarity with the Iranian people. Organizers called for peace and an end to military aggression.
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The U.S. government secretly tested biological weapons over San Francisco in the 1950s, exposing unsuspecting citizens to harmful agents. Decades later, the true impact on public health remains a troubling legacy.
A government shutdown is jeopardizing shipping safety in the San Francisco Bay, raising concerns over delayed inspections and reduced oversight, KRON4 reports. Stakeholders warn of increased risks for maritime traffic and commerce.
NYC, San Francisco, and other U.S. cities closed Pride Month with vibrant celebrations and powerful protests, blending joy and activism to highlight LGBTQ+ rights and ongoing challenges, according to News4JAX.
Tearful mourners lined up at San Francisco City Hall to pay their last respects to late Senator Dianne Feinstein. The community gathered to honor her decades of public service and lasting impact.
Discover “50 Nifty Finds #15: The Art of Politics” on the National Park Service website. This feature explores the intersection of political history and national parks, showcasing unique stories preserved across the U.S.
A Molotov cocktail was thrown at the home of Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, in a troubling attack. Authorities are investigating the incident, which highlights rising tensions surrounding AI advancements. No injuries reported.
San Francisco secured a landmark victory against the EPA at the US Supreme Court, reinforcing the city’s authority in environmental regulation and setting a precedent for future climate policy battles.
Wiener and Chan will compete in the upcoming House race to succeed Nancy Pelosi, marking a pivotal contest for leadership in the district. The race draws national attention as Pelosi prepares to step down.
V.P. Harris visited the Bay Area this week for a series of political engagements in San Francisco and Los Gatos, focusing on community outreach and policy discussions, sources confirm. Further details are awaited.
A 111-year-old San Francisco woman faced a unique challenge when the U.S. government required proof she was still alive to continue receiving benefits. The elderly resident’s case highlights challenges in verifying living status for centenarians.
Former President Donald Trump announced that the government will deploy National Guard troops to San Francisco to address rising public safety concerns, according to KTVU. The move comes amid ongoing debates over crime and homelessness in the city.
California Democrats are rallying behind establishment candidates despite growing progressive pushback. The party seeks unity ahead of key elections, balancing moderate priorities with calls for reform.
Christine Pelosi announced she will not run for her mother Nancy Pelosi’s former House seat, opting to focus on other political efforts. The decision marks a significant moment in the district’s upcoming race.
The Department of Justice has launched an investigation into protests at UC Berkeley following a Turning Point USA event, citing concerns over potential violations of federal law, The San Francisco Standard reports.
San Francisco’s scandal-plagued sheriff faces a tough re-election battle as voters weigh ethics questions and leadership concerns heading into Election Day. The controversy casts a shadow over the department’s future.
The 2020 U.S. Census is set for release, but a new government privacy measure may significantly limit data utility. Experts warn that added protections could make key demographic details less reliable.
Billionaire Tom Steyer delivered a pointed anti-corporate message during a San Francisco talk, urging reforms to curb corporate power and promote social equity. His remarks drew attention amid economic and political debates.
Is Border Patrol using license plate readers to track drivers in the Bay Area? ABC7 Bay Area investigates the agency’s use of surveillance technology and what it means for local residents’ privacy and security.
The Washington Post reports an investigation into tactics used by a prominent Jewish group. Authorities are examining whether their strategies comply with legal and ethical standards amid growing political tensions.