California’s construction sector in 2025 is evolving with key trends: sustainable building, tech integration, labor shifts, regulatory changes, and affordable housing initiatives, reshaping the industry’s future landscape.
Author: Miles Cooper
San Francisco hosts one of only six theaters worldwide offering a groundbreaking movie-viewing experience. This innovative cinema promises audiences a fresh and immersive way to enjoy films, redefining traditional theater norms.
Tony Vitello secures a key win, hiring a top Tennessee Athletics assistant to join his coaching staff in San Francisco. This strategic move aims to strengthen his team’s competitive edge for the upcoming season.
San Francisco DA Chesa Boudin defends his policies amid rising concerns as the city records the highest property crime rate nationally. Boudin emphasizes reform and community trust in addressing public safety.
California leaders are resisting President Trump’s threats to deploy ICE and the National Guard to San Francisco, emphasizing the city’s sanctuary policies and opposing federal immigration enforcement efforts.
President Trump has reversed his decision to send federal troops to San Francisco following a conversation with the city’s mayor. The move comes amid ongoing debates over federal intervention in local law enforcement.
Former Mississippi State and San Francisco Giants standout Will Clark reflects on his celebrated baseball career and lasting impact on the sport in a recent feature by The Clarion-Ledger.
The San Francisco Chronicle reveals the real “doom loop” threatening the Bay Area’s future. This cycle of economic and social decline could reshape life, impacting housing, jobs, and community stability across the region.
The death of a loved neighborhood cat is prompting a new push to regulate the ever-expanding robo-taxi industry. So last week we told you about Kit Kat, who was hit and killed by a Weimo in San Francisco’s mission district. Well, now the supervisor who represents the mission is demanding the state give voters the power to choose if they want autonomous vehicles on their streets. Our Brad Hamilton looks at how supporters hope the resolution will provide accountability. Mike Sedan owns Brandes Market on 16th Street. He also owned a cat named Kit Kat who needed no introduction around the mission district.…
Here in San Francisco, the planning is underway for the future of one of Union Square’s most iconic buildings. Our Kelsey Thorne shows us what could be next for Macy’s flagship store. Michael Covarrubias, the chairman and CEO of TMG Partners, knows exactly how much Macy’s flagship store in San Francisco’s Union Square means to the city. I had a nightmare a couple of nights ago as we were getting ready to do this that we were going to send out an email or put an ad in the paper said, we want everybody’s opinion, so please send us your…
New at 5, the man accused of fatally beating an 88-year-old woman known as Grandma Wong in San Francisco back in 2019 has now been found guilty. KTVU’s Christian Captain joins us live from San Francisco’s criminal court. And Christian, that suspect was found guilty of murder and nearly two dozen other crimes against people of Asian ancestry. Yeah, exactly right. That defendant pleading not guilty, denying responsibility for more than a half dozen instances, including the murder of Grandma Wong. The vicious attack in January 2019 in Visitation Valley on 88-year-old Yik Oi Huang, known affectionately as Grandma Huang,…
Bad Bunny revealed that fear of ICE raids prompted him to cancel several U.S. tour dates. The artist cited concerns over immigration enforcement as the key reason for his decision, highlighting ongoing tensions.
Activists blocked access to San Francisco’s ICE office Wednesday, aiming to prevent immigrant detentions. The protest disrupted operations as demonstrators called for an end to deportations.
The 49ers’ disciplined, team-first culture aligns seamlessly with Mac Jones’ work ethic and leadership style. This synergy could boost both Jones’ development and the franchise’s playoff aspirations.
San Francisco has been ranked as the second most ‘ideal’ climate in the U.S., according to a recent study. The city topped the list for its mild temperatures and minimal weather extremes, the San Francisco Chronicle reports.
Charlie Kirk’s Turning Point tour continued with a stop at UC Berkeley following an assassination attempt. The event drew large crowds amid heightened security, highlighting ongoing tensions in the national political climate.
San Francisco’s new Disability Cultural Center offers a groundbreaking space designed by and for the disabled community. It aims to celebrate culture, foster inclusion, and challenge stereotypes in a city known for innovation.
The San Francisco 49ers have added two players to their first injury report of Week 9, raising concerns ahead of their next matchup. Updates on player statuses will be crucial as the team prepares for Sunday’s game.
The Bay Area braces for a tourism slump as the government shutdown halts national park operations and federal services. Visitors should expect closures and limited access to popular sites. Updates on ABC7 San Francisco.
A strong earthquake rattled San Francisco and Berkeley, with residents reporting their entire homes shook and many being knocked out of bed. Authorities are assessing damage and ensuring public safety.