San Francisco has launched a pilot program enabling police to live-monitor private security cameras, raising concerns over privacy and surveillance in residential areas, while aiming to enhance public safety.
Month: January 2026
The US economy added a modest 50,000 jobs last month, signaling slower growth. However, the unemployment rate unexpectedly fell, reflecting a complex labor market dynamic, according to the latest CNN report.
Stephen Curry has been ranked the 3rd-most admired leader in sports for 2025, according to a recent survey. Meanwhile, LeBron James placed 24th, highlighting Curry’s growing influence in the sports world.
Brandon Aiyuk’s future is taking shape as five potential landing spots emerge following his apparent final run with the 49ers. Teams are reportedly weighing offers, signaling a pivotal offseason for the wide receiver.
Following Robert Saleh’s hire as Titans head coach, his wife Sanaa and their seven children have come into the spotlight. The family’s close-knit support highlights Saleh’s strong foundation off the field.
Bar Part Time in San Francisco/Oakland emerges as a vibrant club and hotspot, featured on Resident Advisor. Known for its eclectic music and dynamic atmosphere, it’s a key player in the local nightlife scene.
The Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco’s latest report tracks business sentiment across the Western U.S., revealing shifts in economic confidence amid evolving market conditions and regional challenges.
Seahawks linebacker Uchenna Nwosu opened up on the team’s fierce rivalry with the 49ers, stating bluntly, “None of us like them.” The intense matchup remains a key focus for Seattle’s defense this season.
Olivia McCaffrey, wife of 49ers RB Christian McCaffrey, sparked buzz with a bold mirror selfie posted on social media. Notably absent was the NFL star, drawing fans’ attention and sparking speculation.
A sold-out Turning Point USA event at UC Berkeley sparked protests on campus, highlighting ongoing tensions between conservative groups and progressive students. Security measures were heightened as demonstrations unfolded.
Chinese President Xi Jinping and US President Joe Biden arrived in San Francisco ahead of APEC talks, aiming to ease tensions and boost regional cooperation amid ongoing global challenges.
Nintendo invites fans to the Union Square Winter Walk for exclusive gaming demos, limited-edition merchandise, and festive activities. Experience holiday fun and celebrate with fellow enthusiasts. Visit nintendo.com for details.
The Drew School’s Sam Cuddeback III Assembly Wing now features a stunning vertical garden, showcasing sustainable design by Greenroofs.com. This living wall promotes eco-awareness while beautifying the campus environment.
Bob Lee, a prominent tech figure, was fatally stabbed in San Francisco, sparking debate over the city’s crime rates. While Musk and execs call it “horrific,” data reveals a complex picture of violent crime trends.
Undrafted free agent praises 49ers position coach as “the best in the business,” highlighting the impact of expert coaching on player development. The rave review underscores the 49ers’ strong coaching reputation.
San Francisco gears up to host the Laver Cup 2025, attracting tennis fans worldwide. This premier event boosts local tourism, showcasing top talent and vibrant city culture in a thrilling sports showdown.
The 49ers face mounting challenges after losing defensive coordinator Robert Saleh once again. This impactful setback highlights deeper struggles as the team grapples with leadership voids and uncertain prospects.
The world’s most beautiful airport has been named, and it’s right here in the United States. Fox News reports on the stunning design and amenities that set this airport apart from all others globally.
Netflix shares dropped sharply after the company reported stagnant revenue growth, raising concerns about subscriber slowdown. Investors reacted nervously amid growing competition in the streaming market.
In Los Angeles and San Francisco, schools have officially reopened, yet many classrooms remain nearly empty as students and families continue to weigh concerns about COVID-19 and remote learning options, posing new challenges for educators.