San Francisco police face a lawsuit after using a rape exam kit to link a woman to a burglary, raising serious concerns about privacy violations and misuse of forensic evidence, NBC News reports.
Month: January 2026
United Airlines’ business class aims to ease travel stress to the U.S., offering enhanced comfort and service amid heightened tensions. AFR explores whether the premium experience helps passengers navigating Trump-era uncertainties.
The 2025 NBA All-Star events will be hosted across San Francisco and Oakland, featuring fan experiences, the All-Star Game, and festivities. The Bay Area is set to showcase top basketball talent and vibrant culture.
Robert Saleh, former San Francisco 49ers defensive coordinator, has been named the next head coach of the Tennessee Titans. Saleh’s defensive expertise is expected to bring a new edge to the Titans’ lineup.
Senator Dianne Feinstein’s political journey from San Francisco City Hall to the halls of Washington D.C. shapes decades of leadership, marked by landmark legislation and steadfast public service.
TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 kicks off with groundbreaking startups, keynotes from industry leaders, and innovative tech unveilings. The event highlights emerging trends shaping the future of technology and entrepreneurship.
In a crucial NFC West showdown, the 49ers aim to upset the Seahawks in a pivotal playoff clash. Experts weigh last-minute picks and predictions as both teams battle for postseason dominance.
The San Francisco School Board has voted to remove the rule requiring some students to attend the “Oriental School,” a move addressing concerns over outdated and offensive terminology. The decision reflects ongoing efforts toward inclusivity.
A new New York Times study reveals that Black individuals are charged at higher rates than white counterparts. Researchers explore whether removing racial awareness from prosecutors’ decisions could reduce this disparity.
Daily Digest: An iconic brand announces its exit from Union Square, while Atherton loses its title as the priciest U.S. area. Stay updated with key real estate and retail shifts in The Business Journals.
The Seahawks face the 49ers in the NFL Divisional Round, with experts weighing predictions and odds. Both teams eye a crucial playoff win as tensions rise in this high-stakes NFC clash, USA Today reports.
A gas explosion in the San Francisco Bay Area injured at least six people, officials report. Emergency responders are on the scene, with investigations underway to determine the cause. No fatalities have been confirmed.
As Nancy Pelosi prepares to leave Congress in January 2027, political insiders speculate on her successor. Candidates from both parties are emerging, setting the stage for a pivotal leadership shift in California.
The San Francisco Chronicle presents a 1969 timeline, highlighting key events that marked a turbulent year of social upheaval and transformation, signaling major shifts in culture, politics, and civil rights across America.
“Living Together, Learning Apart: Snapshots of Diversity,” featured in the San Francisco Chronicle, explores the city’s rich cultural tapestry, highlighting stories of coexistence amid social and educational divides.
California’s unemployment rate has surged to the highest in the nation amid mounting layoffs across key industries. The economic slowdown raises concerns over job security and recovery prospects statewide.
The Giants and Athletics bolstered their farm systems on MLB signing day, adding several international prospects. Both teams aim to develop young talent to strengthen their future rosters.
The 49ers’ playoff loss to Seattle exposed key flaws: inconsistent offense, costly turnovers, special teams struggles, defensive lapses, poor clock management, and missed opportunities, underscoring areas for critical improvement.
The ITTF Americas Cup is making its return to the San Francisco Bay Area, drawing top table tennis talent from across the continent. The event highlights the region’s growing reputation in the sport.
Sting has been announced as the headliner for the NFL’s Pre-Super Bowl Concert, following widespread controversy surrounding Bad Bunny’s halftime show. The move aims to offer fans a high-profile musical experience ahead of the big game.