Tariffs on imported materials could increase construction costs in San Francisco by up to 8% per project, impacting budgets and timelines amid the city’s ongoing housing and infrastructure development efforts.
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Diwali 2025 celebrations light up the Bay Area with vibrant festivals, cultural events, and community gatherings. KQED highlights top spots to experience the Festival of Lights across San Francisco and the East Bay.
San Francisco’s Michelin-starred restaurant Quince has settled a lawsuit with an ecommerce site over trademark infringement. The agreement resolves disputes surrounding the use of the “Quince” name.
A US city has filed a lawsuit against major ultra-processed food companies, seeking restitution for rising health care costs linked to their products. The case highlights growing legal scrutiny on food industry practices.
Several members of Asian gangs in San Francisco have been indicted on charges including racketeering and drug trafficking, authorities announced. The crackdown follows an extensive investigation into organized crime activities in the city.
Fortune reveals the top 10 U.S. cybersecurity companies leading the fight against cyber threats. These firms excel in innovation, protection, and resilience, shaping the future of digital security nationwide.
A new San Francisco Chronicle ranking reveals how the ROI of UCLA, Berkeley, and every California college has evolved over the past decade, highlighting shifts in graduate earnings and tuition costs statewide.
FIFA has assigned the Bay Area a lackluster slate for the 2026 World Cup, stirring local disappointment. With limited marquee matches, hopes now rest on the U.S. team to ignite regional excitement.
Charlie Kirk’s Turning Point USA announces the “All American” Super Bowl halftime show, aiming to rival Bad Bunny’s performance. The conservative group seeks to offer an alternative spectacle at this major NFL event.
San Francisco has been named one of the “Best Places to Go in the US in 2026” by KRON4. The city’s vibrant culture, iconic landmarks, and innovative spirit earned it a top spot on the list.
San Francisco transfer Malik Thomas is set to bring versatility and scoring prowess to Virginia basketball. His experience and skill set are expected to bolster the Cavaliers’ backcourt depth this season.
Business Insider reveals the 20 most innovative cities in the US, highlighting hubs of tech, startups, and cutting-edge research. These cities are driving economic growth and shaping the future of innovation nationwide.
Turning Points USA’s University of California, Berkeley event faced brief clashes and attracted a notably underwhelming turnout, reflecting ongoing tensions and diminished influence on campus, according to the San Francisco Chronicle.
Ubisoft has laid off 45 employees from its US offices as part of a broader restructuring effort. The move aims to streamline operations amid shifting market demands, according to a company statement.
San Francisco plans to reverse its decision to remove 44 school names linked to historical injustices. The move sparks debate over how to address controversial legacies in education.
San Francisco residents express frustration with the U.S. Navy over delayed radiation level reports linked to a nearby facility. Community leaders demand timely transparency to address health concerns.
San Francisco’s latest billboard challenge tests AI engineers to create the most innovative, eye-catching designs. The competition showcases cutting-edge technology and creativity in real-time urban advertising.
The San Francisco 49ers edged past the New Orleans Saints 26-21 in a thrilling showdown. Key performances shaped the victory, with standout contributions on both sides. Full player grades and analysis from Sports Illustrated.
British journalist Sami Hamdi is set for release from ICE custody over two weeks after being detained at San Francisco Airport. The case has drawn significant media attention and raised concerns over immigration enforcement practices.
Newly uncovered documents reveal the U.S. military’s covert 1950 biological weapons test in San Francisco, exposing the release of bacteria over the city to study dispersal—a revelation sparking public health and ethical concerns.