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San Francisco will offer free childcare to families earning up to $230,000 annually, aiming to ease the city’s high living costs and support working parents, officials announced this week.

San Francisco’s iconic Castro Theatre is set to reopen this month after extensive renovations. The restoration preserves its historic charm while upgrading facilities, promising an enhanced experience for moviegoers and the community.

Exclusive | Vanderbilt University announces plans to establish a new campus in San Francisco, aiming to expand its academic footprint and foster innovation on the West Coast, The Wall Street Journal reports.

The Future of U.S. & China Conference 2026 by Asia Society explores shifting global dynamics, focusing on evolving economic ties, security challenges, and diplomatic strategies shaping the next decade of bilateral relations.

The Big Lead ranks the best sports cities in the U.S., evaluating fan passion, team success, and sports culture. From overlooked underdogs to top-tier hubs, see which cities dominate the league and which fall short.

A US court has ruled that former President Donald Trump can retain control over the California National Guard while a related lawsuit is ongoing, delaying any changes to its command structure, The Guardian reports.

Sami Hamdi’s wife has called on the US to release the UK journalist detained in America, urging authorities to “bring him home.” The plea highlights growing concerns over his prolonged detention, as reported by Al Jazeera.

US companies face billions in potential losses as class action appeals surge in 2026, Reuters reports. The outcomes could reshape litigation risks and corporate financial strategies across industries.

TheWrap has released its 2025 list of the Top 50 Film Schools, highlighting institutions that excel in fostering creative talent and industry readiness. The ranking showcases schools shaping the next generation of filmmakers.

Singapore Airlines expands U.S. direct routes, featuring modern aircraft and diverse seat options. This guide covers plane types, cabin classes, and upgrades, helping travelers maximize comfort and value on transpacific flights.

Inside the effort to ban trans women from sports reveals key players at San Jose State University and beyond. Advocates and opponents clash over policies shaping the future of athletic inclusion nationwide.

Tens of thousands of San Francisco residents faced widespread power outages, disrupting daily life and services. Utility crews are working to restore electricity amidst ongoing investigations into the cause.

In “I’m Matt,” a 2024 New York Times feature, several politicians reveal personal addiction struggles that shape their policy priorities, highlighting how lived experience informs efforts to reform addiction treatment and support systems.

The San Francisco Chronicle reviews “Tiny Beautiful Things,” highlighting its heartfelt advice and raw honesty. The book offers guidance and comfort for navigating life’s chaos, resonating deeply with readers facing personal struggles.

In its 2017 piece, The New York Times explores San Francisco’s declining child population, examining factors like housing costs and urban lifestyle changes reshaping the city’s demographic landscape.

A beloved San Francisco staple in Japantown is closing after 40 years, marking the end of an era. The landmark business, known for its cultural significance, cites rising costs and changing times as key reasons.

Charges have been upgraded to murder against the suspect in the hospital stabbing of a San Francisco social worker, authorities announced. The victim succumbed to injuries, prompting the intensified legal action.

Warriors owner Joe Lacob is reportedly considering a bid for the San Diego Padres. Sources suggest Lacob’s interest could signal a major shift in the Padres’ ownership landscape, pending further developments.

The 49ers injury conspiracy theory claims the team’s injuries are exaggerated or manipulated for competitive advantage. USA Today investigates the claims, finding no solid evidence to support the theory.