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Following the bye week, the San Francisco 49ers face a pivotal stretch that could define their season. Experts analyze key matchups and player health to forecast the team’s wins and losses moving forward.
Harvey Milk made history as the first openly gay person elected to public office in California, winning a seat on the San Francisco Board of Supervisors in 1977. His victory marked a milestone for LGBTQ+ representation in politics.
Missed out on last week’s San Francisco events? From vibrant street fairs to cutting-edge tech expos, here’s a quick recap of the top SF happenings you didn’t want to miss, brought to you by SFGATE.
In San Francisco, a creative teacher from Istituto Impariamo skips online craft purchases by punching sparkling sequins directly from discarded trash, turning waste into vibrant classroom art materials.
San Francisco’s car crime rates have sharply declined recently. Experts examine how much credit Flock, a tech-driven monitoring system, deserves for the drop. The data suggests a promising impact on urban vehicle safety.
Earning over $300,000 annually at Meta in San Francisco, a tech employee reveals a minimalist lifestyle, owning no car, couch, or TV. The story highlights evolving priorities amid high earnings—reported by Business Insider Africa.
The New York Post previews the Week 7 NFL clash between the 49ers and Falcons, offering expert picks and odds analysis. Fans can expect a detailed breakdown ahead of this pivotal matchup.
Chris Mullin, NBA Hall of Famer and renowned shooter, has revealed his picks for the greatest shooters in league history in a recent feature by Fadeaway World. His list highlights sharpshooters who shaped the game with precision and range.
A U.S. court has reinstated the class action verdict against the NFL over its “Sunday Ticket” package. The decision revives claims regarding alleged antitrust violations linked to broadcast rights.
Scott Wiener and Connie Chan are battling to represent San Francisco in Congress, highlighting key issues from housing to tech regulation. The race reflects the city’s evolving political landscape. More on KQED.
United Airlines now offers free personal device entertainment programs on select flights, allowing passengers to stream movies, TV shows, and more at no extra cost, enhancing in-flight experience.
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.
San Francisco experiences a renaissance as crime rates drop and an AI surge reshapes its economy. With a mayor focused on innovation and safety, the city is reclaiming its status as a tech and cultural hub.
The former San Francisco Macy’s store has found an unexpected new tenant: a car rental company. The move marks a unique shift in retail space use amid changing urban commercial trends.
Steve Young responded to critics of his time with the 49ers with a humorous jab, defusing tension and reminding fans of his confidence and wit. The quarterback’s lighthearted comeback sparked renewed debate.
Yaxel Lendeborg revealed he once worked a 9-to-5 warehouse job alongside his mother, describing the experience as tough and stating, “Don’t wanna do this ever again.” His story highlights the challenges of blue-collar work.
San Francisco ranks as the No. 2 best large city in the U.S., according to a recent survey. The city earned praise for its vibrant culture, job opportunities, and scenic beauty, solidifying its top-tier status.
The National Park Service highlights the 1906 earthquake relief efforts, showcasing community resilience and federal response. Historic archives reveal coordinated aid that shaped modern disaster management.
A Fisherman’s Wharf popup sparked an international legal battle, drawing attention to intellectual property rights and local business regulations. The dispute highlights challenges faced by entrepreneurs in San Francisco’s iconic tourist district.
Private school tuition in the San Francisco Bay Area varies widely, with top institutions charging upwards of $50,000 annually. The San Francisco Chronicle breaks down costs school by school, highlighting affordability gaps.