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…
New at 5, the man accused of fatally beating an 88-year-old woman known as Grandma Wong in San Francisco back…
If you’ve traveled along Chicago’s famous Lakeshore Drive at any point in the last few years, then you might have…
President Donald Trump’s threats to send National Guard troops to Chicago sparked strong reactions in the city, with many residents…
California’s response to the bill aimed at curbing misinformation will reveal if lessons were learned from Trump’s rise. Its fate signals the state’s stance on political accountability and safeguarding democracy.
Cities nationwide face rising challenges as attacks on public transit increase, prompting urgent measures to bolster rider safety. Officials are investing in technology, patrols, and community outreach to restore confidence.
The Bay Area has overtaken Boston in the latest U.S. media market rankings, driven by tech and sports. Meanwhile, Austin, West Palm Beach, and Oklahoma City show strong growth, reshaping the broadcast landscape.
The SFUSD teachers strike persists as both sides face ongoing disputes. District officials have returned to the negotiating table in efforts to reach a resolution and end the disruption impacting students and families.
USA Today’s curated collection captures the most striking moments from Super Bowl LIV, showcasing the Chiefs’ triumph over the 49ers with powerful images that highlight the game’s intensity, key plays, and emotional celebrations.
Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr confirmed disappointing news regarding 12-time NBA All-Star Stephen Curry’s injury in the team’s latest update, raising concerns about his availability for upcoming games.
The Super Bowl security plan unites local, state, and federal agencies to ensure fan safety. Coordinated efforts include law enforcement, intelligence sharing, and emergency response to handle potential threats effectively.
The Sex Pistols have canceled their 2025 North American tour after guitarist Steve Jones suffered a wrist injury. The punk legends postponed dates as Jones begins recovery. Fans await rescheduled shows.
California faces widespread teacher strikes as educators demand better pay and improved working conditions. The protests highlight growing frustration over education funding and classroom resources across the state.
Nima Momeni has been identified as the man accused of killing Cash App founder Bob Lee. Authorities are investigating the motive behind the fatal shooting that shocked the tech and finance communities.
San Francisco has become the first US city to sue manufacturers of ultra-processed foods, citing public health risks linked to these products. The lawsuit aims to hold companies accountable for rising diet-related diseases.
San Francisco 49ers linebacker Keion White was shot following a reported altercation involving rapper Lil Baby, sources confirm. Authorities are investigating the incident, with White expected to recover. More details to follow.
San Francisco Bay Area faces heightened immigration enforcement amid new crackdown efforts. Authorities ramp up raids and detentions, sparking community concern and calls for legal support. Details continue to develop.
San Francisco 49ers defensive end underwent surgery after being shot in the ankle in San Francisco. The team confirmed the incident and is monitoring his condition closely. Further updates expected.
President Trump has canceled the planned federal law enforcement surge in San Francisco. However, details remain uncertain regarding the administration’s broader immigration crackdown plans in the Bay Area, leaving local authorities on alert.
Suspected AI band Velvet Sundown has rapidly gained traction, reaching 550K Spotify listeners within weeks. The San Francisco Chronicle highlights the group’s mysterious rise amid growing interest in AI-generated music.
San Francisco teachers have launched a strike, shutting down schools for 50,000 students. The walkout highlights ongoing disputes over pay, class sizes, and staffing, escalating tensions in the city’s education system.
San Francisco’s heated debate over autonomous police robots reveals deep concerns about ethics, accountability, and public safety. The Marshall Project explores how tech shapes the future of law enforcement and civil rights.
Half of the world’s largest companies plan to reduce office space, with U.S. cities facing the steepest impact. The shift signals ongoing changes in work habits post-pandemic, affecting urban economies and real estate markets.
Women’s Pro Baseball has announced New York, Boston, Los Angeles, and San Francisco as the inaugural cities for its first season. The league aims to spotlight top female talent and grow the sport nationwide.