Catch the Los Angeles Angels vs. San Francisco Giants showdown on July 26. The game starts at 7:05 PM ET, airing on NBC Sports Bay Area. Fans can also stream live via Peacock and MLB.TV for full coverage.
Month: September 2026
San Francisco 49ers tight end George Kittle is on track to return to play after recovering from injury. His potential comeback is expected to boost the team’s offensive firepower significantly.
San Francisco aims to lead the curbside EV charging revolution as the U.S. lags behind other countries in accessible public charging. The city plans new installations to boost electric vehicle adoption and reduce emissions.
Nancy Pelosi announces her retirement after over four decades in the U.S. Congress. The longtime Speaker of the House leaves behind a significant political legacy, marking the end of an era in American politics.
Traveling between San Francisco and Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara without a car is easy and eco-friendly. Options include Caltrain, VTA light rail, and shuttles, offering convenient, cost-effective alternatives for game day or events.
A California teacher battling breast cancer faces financial strain after running out of sick days. She must now pay for a substitute out of pocket, highlighting gaps in support for educators with serious illnesses.
U.S. vehicle thefts have dropped to historic lows, the National Insurance Crime Bureau reports. The decline marks a significant shift in auto crime trends, attributed to improved security technologies and law enforcement efforts.
The US trade deficit expanded in July as imports of capital goods surged to a record high, reflecting strong domestic demand despite ongoing global economic uncertainties, Reuters reports.
San Francisco 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan was involved in a car crash earlier this week. Authorities are investigating the incident. A detailed timeline of events surrounding the crash has been released.
Nintendo NEW YORK and SAN FRANCISCO are gearing up for exciting Splatoon Raiders events. Fans can join exclusive battles, collect special gear, and experience the vibrant world of Splatoon firsthand. Stay tuned for dates and details!
US fans celebrated as the national team secured a thrilling victory over Bosnia in the Bay Area World Cup match. The win boosts US hopes advancing in the tournament and ignites local fan enthusiasm.
Several iconic Bay Area landmarks face closures amid the government shutdown, disrupting travel plans. KQED highlights which sites are affected and suggests alternative destinations for visitors seeking to explore the region.
USA TODAY 10BEST unveils the 10 best fun runs in the U.S. for 2026, spotlighting events that combine fitness, community, and festive fun across vibrant cities nationwide. Lace-up and join the excitement!
California once led the way in progressive education, championing innovative teaching and equity. But recent policy shifts and funding cuts have undermined these efforts, sparking debate over the future of reform.
Reports reveal a surge in Covid-related hate crimes targeting Asian Americans, with incidents ranging from verbal abuse to physical attacks. Advocacy groups call for increased awareness and stronger legal protections.
The California Northern Department of Justice (DOJ) continues to enforce state laws and protect public safety. Focused on criminal prosecutions and consumer protection, it plays a key role in upholding justice across Northern California.
San Francisco 49ers WR Brandon Aiyuk has shown flashes of brilliance but struggles with consistency and off-field distractions, raising concerns that he may be his own biggest obstacle to sustained success.
The Bay Area is set to host a high-stakes U.S. knockout stage match in the World Cup this Wednesday. Fans are gearing up for an electrifying showdown that could define the tournament’s next chapter.
Mike Evans’ recent performances have sparked debate as critics question his impact with the 49ers. Once a key asset, Evans is now trending towards being a less effective addition, raising concerns about the team’s offensive strategy.
New York City has lost its top spot on a leading “world’s best” list, with San Francisco named the better place to live. The ranking shift highlights changing preferences in urban living, as documented by USA Today.




















