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San Francisco 49ers star RB Christian McCaffrey suffered an injury during the playoff game against the Seattle Seahawks but made a return in the third quarter, bolstering the team’s offensive push, NBC Bay Area reports.
Anthropic, an AI startup, is suing the US Department of War over access to sensitive AI-related data, marking a pivotal court battle on government transparency and AI development regulation.
Looking for plans this Thanksgiving weekend 2025? Secret San Francisco highlights 27 exciting activities around the city, from cultural events to outdoor adventures, ensuring a memorable holiday for locals and visitors alike.
Taiwan is partnering with US defense contractor Kratos to develop advanced attack drones aimed at strengthening its military capabilities amid rising tensions with China, Reuters reports.
Paul Skenes dazzled on the mound as Team USA powered its offense with a pair of homers, securing a thrilling World Baseball Classic exhibition win over the Giants, showcasing the team’s depth and talent.
San Francisco Giants ace Logan Webb has been named to start Team USA’s first pool play game at the World Baseball Classic, The Mercury News reports. Webb’s strong pitching is key to the team’s opening success.
A mutated viral variant has been detected in the U.S. for the first time in a traveler arriving in San Francisco, officials confirmed. Health authorities are monitoring the case closely for potential impact.
Despite NFL claims of no Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) presence at the Super Bowl, Bay Area communities remain skeptical. Activists argue ICE operations persist, fueling ongoing tensions around immigration enforcement.
Japanese arcade chain with popular East Bay spots is opening a new location at Stonestown Mall in San Francisco. The move brings classic games and a vibrant gaming culture to the city’s heart.
The San Francisco Chronicle unveils an interactive map detailing crime rates across the city. Residents can now easily assess safety in their neighborhoods, highlighting trends and areas needing attention.
U.S. Bank has announced key details and timelines for its integration of Union Bank, aiming to streamline operations and enhance customer services. The full merger is expected to be completed by early 2025.
Lauren Shehadi has joined Netflix as the on-camera MLB reporter for its upcoming baseball documentary series. The announcement marks a new chapter in her sports broadcasting career.
The San Francisco 49ers face unexpected challenges as they enter the 2026 regular season. What initially seemed like good news may turn into a significant setback for the team’s early campaign.
The recent wildfires in Los Angeles have scorched an area nearly the size of San Francisco, leaving a lasting impact on the region’s landscape and history. Efforts to contain the blaze continue as officials assess the damage.
Green Day electrified the Super Bowl opening with a high-energy performance of “American Idiot,” captivating millions. The iconic punk band brought raw energy and patriotism to the national stage.
San Francisco phased out 8th-grade algebra to address equity concerns but is now reintroducing the course, aiming to balance access with academic rigor. The shift marks a significant change in local education policy.
AI company Anthropic has challenged the US Pentagon’s ban in a San Francisco court, disputing restrictions on federal contracts. The case highlights rising tensions over AI ethics and government oversight.
The San Francisco 49ers have made key roster moves this week, including new signings and roster cuts. Stay updated with the latest transactions as the team fine-tunes its lineup for the upcoming NFL season.
A new study ranks San Francisco’s commute as the third worst in the U.S. for traffic congestion. Drivers face lengthy delays, highlighting growing challenges in the Bay Area’s transportation infrastructure.
Several major companies are scaling back their participation in Pride events amid increasing political pressure from the Trump administration targeting diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives, according to The New York Times.