The death of a loved neighborhood cat is prompting a new push to regulate the ever-expanding robo-taxi industry. So last week…
Here in San Francisco, the planning is underway for the future of one of Union Square’s most iconic buildings. Our…
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Discover 33 unique events and activities in San Francisco this August, from secret tours and local art exhibits to hidden dining spots. Explore the city like never before with insider tips from Secret San Francisco.
Cathay Pacific unveils the first Aria Suite experience on flights between the United States and Hong Kong, blending luxury with cutting-edge design to elevate in-flight artistry and passenger comfort.
Catch the San Francisco Giants vs Philadelphia Phillies showdown on April 30. The game airs on NBC Sports Philadelphia with a 7:05 PM ET start. Stream live via MLB.TV or the NBC Sports app for full coverage.
Wildlife officials have captured a mountain lion roaming San Francisco’s streets, marking a rare urban encounter. The big cat was safely relocated, highlighting growing wildlife presence near city limits.
The U.S. Coast Guard has suspended the search for three individuals missing in San Francisco Bay. Efforts were halted after extensive operations yielded no signs of the missing persons, officials confirmed.
“Future of Us” brings 60 free events to San Francisco, offering workshops, talks, and performances across the city. The series highlights innovation and community engagement, running throughout the coming months.
A US woman alleges San Francisco police used her rape kit to arrest her, raising serious concerns about consent and evidence use in sexual assault cases. The incident has sparked public outcry and calls for policy review.
Meta CFO explained CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s $600 billion pledge to the White House, outlining the tech giant’s commitment to advancing AI innovation and digital infrastructure in the U.S. economy.
At Levi’s Stadium, the U.S. men’s team transformed adversity into a defining World Cup moment, showcasing resilience and determination that captivated fans nationwide, as reported by the San Francisco Chronicle.
Dutch firm OMA has completed its first affordable housing project in the US, located in San Francisco. The development aims to provide sustainable, accessible homes in a city facing a housing crisis.
The Archdiocese of San Francisco has reached a $395 million settlement with survivors of clergy abuse, addressing decades of claims and providing compensation as part of ongoing efforts toward accountability and healing.
KRON4 presents a comprehensive list of 4th of July events across the Bay Area, featuring parades, fireworks, and family activities to celebrate Independence Day safely and joyfully.
San Francisco’s school renaming effort has hit a roadblock as debate shifts focus to the pressing challenge of safely reopening schools amid the pandemic, highlighting competing priorities in the district’s agenda.
Seagate Technology has put its Fremont R&D campus up for sale in a leaseback deal, aiming to unlock capital while continuing operations at the site. The move highlights strategic asset management amid market shifts.
Fans in the Bay Area can catch every World Cup game at top local spots including sports bars, breweries, and community centers. USA Today highlights prime venues offering vibrant atmospheres and multiple screens for an unbeatable viewing experience.
A boat capsized near Alcatraz Island in San Francisco, resulting in 4 fatalities. Rescue efforts are ongoing as authorities investigate the cause of the accident. More details to follow.
A new federal rule redirects asylum cases to immigration courts, accelerating proceedings and increasing deportation risks for migrants, raising concerns over due process and fairness, reports the Los Angeles Times.
America’s 250th birthday celebrations light up the Peninsula and beyond this Fourth of July. From parades to fireworks, The Almanac guides you through the best local events honoring the nation’s milestone.
The Presidio of San Francisco opened a Japanese Language School on November 1, 1941, to enhance military intelligence and cultural understanding amid rising tensions in the Pacific. The program aimed to train U.S. Army personnel in critical language skills.
California hosts several of the nation’s most dangerous cities, according to a recent New York Post report. Notably, the Bay Area ranks near the bottom in safety, highlighting growing concerns over crime rates in the region.