Undocumented Chinese migrants in San Francisco remain largely invisible, navigating daily challenges while bracing for stricter immigration policies. Many fear deportation as they prepare for the worst, highlighting a growing crisis in the community.
Maria Hinojosa’s memoir offers a powerful, personal lens on U.S. immigration history. Reviewed by the San Francisco Chronicle, it humanizes complex issues through her family’s stories and journalistic insight.
San Francisco, once known as the “Golden City,” faces rising dirt, crime, and drug needle issues. Officials hope the upcoming APEC summit will spark revival and restore the city’s tarnished image.
I took my first Waymo ride as robotaxis expand to new cities. The experience was smooth, but I was surprised by the price, which was notably higher than Uber and Lyft. This could impact adoption rates.
The San Francisco 49ers taught me that football and queerness are not mutually exclusive. Their inclusive culture on and off the field highlights how sports can embrace diversity and foster acceptance.
San Francisco’s latest billboard challenge tests AI engineers to create the most innovative, eye-catching designs. The competition showcases cutting-edge technology and creativity in real-time urban advertising.
The 49ers dominated the Browns 26-8, showcasing strong performances across the roster. Our grading highlights standout players and coaching decisions that fueled San Francisco’s decisive victory.
Curtis Yarvin, citing fear of Democratic “vengeance,” announced he may leave the U.S. The tech figure expressed concerns over political retribution amid escalating partisan tensions.
As Clint Eastwood turns 95, the San Francisco Chronicle reflects on how the America that shaped the iconic actor and director is evolving. The piece explores cultural shifts and the changing national identity Eastwood once embodied.
