San Francisco has implemented strict health measures, widespread testing, and robust contact tracing to combat COVID-19. The city’s proactive stance aims to curb virus spread while supporting local businesses and vulnerable communities.
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Willie Brown, former San Francisco mayor and California Assembly speaker, is known for his political influence and past relationship with Vice President Kamala Harris. Their alliance shaped Harris’ early career and California politics.
U.S. renters face the highest cost burdens in cities like New York and Miami, while the Bay Area, despite high rents, isn’t among the most affected. San Francisco Chronicle reveals shifting rental stress hotspots nationwide.
Veterans Day 2024 in the Bay Area features parades, community gatherings, and ceremonies honoring military service. San Francisco hosts key events, offering residents diverse ways to pay tribute and celebrate veterans.
Asian supermarket chain 99 Ranch Market will open its first San Francisco store, marking its second Bay Area location. The new store aims to serve the city’s growing Asian community with diverse products.
The 49ers face the Dolphins in a crucial Week 16 NFL matchup. Experts predict a close battle as both teams vie for playoff positioning. Check the latest odds and expert picks for key insights.
A surge in shoplifting cases has been linked to California’s Prop 47, which reduced penalties for certain theft crimes. Retailers report increased losses, fueling debate over the law’s impact on public safety.
An MLB insider offers a bold prediction on the San Francisco Giants’ postseason outlook, highlighting key players and strategies that could propel the team deep into October. More insights in Sports Illustrated.
Giants slugger is set to rejoin the team after an extended road trip, with his return date rapidly approaching. The star player’s comeback is expected to boost the team’s lineup in upcoming games.
San Francisco 49ers quarterback Brock Purdy praises his new QB coach for elevating his game with tailored guidance and strong communication. Purdy credits the coach’s approach for boosting his confidence and field awareness.
A widely shared claim of a “Merry Christmas” ban at a San Francisco school is a hoax, USA Today reports. The district confirmed no such policy exists, dispelling rumors about holiday greetings restrictions.
A mega-rich oligarch linked to Putin reportedly disrupted plans for a Bay Area homeless shelter, sparking controversy and raising concerns over foreign influence in local community projects.
The San Francisco 49ers are set to sell a 6% stake, valuing the franchise at a world-record US$8.5 billion, SportsPro reports. This landmark deal highlights the growing commercial power of NFL teams.
Network World highlights the top network and data center events of 2025, showcasing key conferences and expos where industry leaders will unveil innovations and discuss future trends shaping connectivity and infrastructure.
As San Francisco Bay Area hotels anticipate a long-awaited recovery, another property has fallen into financial distress, highlighting ongoing challenges in the hospitality sector, reports CoStar.
San Francisco school board has paused its plan to rename 44 schools, delaying decisions until students return to classrooms. The move follows community feedback and aims to involve students in the renaming process.
The investor behind the San Francisco Hilton hotel has announced it will cease loan payments, escalating financial concerns for the property. The decision raises questions about the hotel’s future operations and refinancing options.
San Francisco politics, often described as a “gladiator ring,” has been shaped by fierce women leaders. These trailblazers battled entrenched systems to drive transformative change across America, spotlighted in a new Los Angeles Times feature.
The Archdiocese of San Francisco highlights the struggle and success of Catholic education in America, overcoming challenges to provide quality faith-based learning that shapes generations across the nation.
A recent Washington Monthly article challenges the perception of San Francisco as a liberal bastion, revealing its complex political history and highlighting conservative influences that have shaped the city’s past and present.