Protesters gathered outside the Philippine consulate in San Francisco to denounce President Marcos Jr.’s administration, citing concerns over governance and human rights, CBS News reports.
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The San Francisco Giants face the Kansas City Royals in a highly anticipated MLB matchup. Fans can catch the live stream and TV broadcast details, including start time and betting odds, exclusively on USA Today.
Rangers have agreed in principle to a takeover deal with investors Andrew Cavenagh and Paraag Marathe, according to Sky Sports. The proposed acquisition marks a significant development in the club’s ownership future.
USGS researchers monitor seasonal erosion and accretion in a San Francisco Bay marsh, revealing vital shifts in sediment patterns that impact coastal resilience and habitat health amid climate change challenges.
Robin Wright, once a Bay Area resident, reveals in a candid interview with the San Francisco Chronicle why she has decided to leave America behind. Wright cites cultural and political shifts as key reasons reshaping her views.
BTS is back with a new album and a world tour set for 2026, announced the group in a recent statement. Fans worldwide eagerly await fresh music and live performances after a brief hiatus.
The California Academy of Sciences, redesigned by Renzo Piano Building Workshop and Stantec Architecture, unveils a cutting-edge, sustainable structure blending nature and innovation. This landmark sets a new standard for ecological architecture.
Bay Area conservative student groups rally around “Charlie’s ultimate goal,” seeking greater influence on campuses. As political tensions rise, these groups aim to expand their presence and reshape campus discourse.
Brandon Aiyuk’s recent contract with the 49ers has sparked debate over his value. Critics question if the wide receiver’s production justifies his pay, igniting discussions on whether he is the NFL’s most overpaid WR.
The San Francisco Giants, bolstered by key offseason acquisitions and a young core, are being eyed as potential MLB’s “Cinderella Story” in 2025. Can they defy expectations and make a deep postseason run?
The San Francisco Examiner presents the Women’s World Cup Village in Golden Gate Park, celebrating the tournament with live screenings, fan zones, and cultural events. Join the community to cheer on teams and enjoy vibrant festivities.
The U.S. is launching its largest electric school bus fleet, which will not only transport students but also supply power back to the grid. This innovative move aims to enhance energy resilience and reduce emissions.
Police were called on a Black man running a lemonade stand in San Francisco, sparking outrage and discussions on racial bias. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about profiling in everyday situations.
Stanford launches a new initiative to address the disproportionate special education referrals of Black students in San Francisco schools, aiming to promote equity and reduce bias in the assessment process.
The owner of the last Denny’s in a US city has condemned a surge in crime that led to the restaurant’s closure. The incident highlights growing concerns over safety and its impact on local businesses.
A Korean PhD student was detained by immigration authorities at San Francisco International Airport despite holding a valid green card, according to the student’s lawyer. The case raises concerns over immigration enforcement practices.
San Francisco swiftly scrapped its new “equity grading” program just one day after unveiling it. The initiative aimed to assess schools on equity but faced immediate backlash from parents and officials.
Bob Lee’s murder shakes San Francisco, revealing he knew his killer. The case intensifies pressure on city authorities, raising urgent questions about public safety amid mounting violence in the tech hub.
A San Francisco chef was arrested for allegedly robbing three banks in a single day, authorities report. The suspect was caught after a swift investigation. Charges are pending as police continue their inquiry.
MAGA influencer Charlie Kirk and anti-trans activist Riley Gaines ignited controversy during their visit to San Francisco State University, sparking heated debates and division among students and faculty, ABC7 San Francisco reports.