San Francisco Mayor concedes 2024 race to Levi Strauss heir. The unexpected victory marks a dramatic political shift, highlighting changing voter priorities in the city’s evolving landscape.
Author: Mia Garcia
The S.F. Contemporary Jewish Museum will close for a year starting this summer for major renovations and upgrades. The museum aims to enhance visitor experience and update its facilities. It plans to reopen in mid-2025.
Here are the ‘incredible friends’ who persuaded Trump against sending troops to San Francisco. Influential allies reportedly urged caution, steering the former president away from a military response to protests, The Independent reports.
The University of San Francisco School of Law offers an LLM program designed for global legal professionals seeking advanced expertise in U.S. law, emphasizing practical skills and social justice. Admissions are competitive, with diverse specializations available.
PHOTOS: Protests against immigration raids have spread nationwide, with thousands demonstrating in cities across the U.S. Activists demand fair treatment and an end to aggressive enforcement tactics.
Kamala Harris’ tenure as a prosecutor reveals a complex legacy marked by both tough-on-crime policies and groundbreaking reforms. The Marshall Project dives into the nuances shaping her political rise.
A San Francisco police officer shot a man armed with an edged weapon along Highway 101. The incident prompted a swift response, with authorities investigating the circumstances surrounding the shooting.
The father of a homicide victim at Burning Man has called for justice, urging authorities to intensify their investigation. The case, still unsolved, has heightened concerns over festival safety. Authorities have vowed to act swiftly.
San Francisco Chronicle reporters uncovered a nationwide surge in deadly police chases, revealing systemic risks and prompting calls for reform. Their in-depth investigation highlights urgent public safety concerns.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom criticized ABC for canceling Jimmy Kimmel’s show following remarks about Charlie Kirk, calling the network “spineless.” The controversy highlights tensions over free speech and media responses.
Elon Musk urges former President Trump to deploy U.S. troops to San Francisco, calling military intervention the “only solution” in the escalating war on drugs. The controversial proposal sparks intense debate nationwide.
Eater San Francisco highlights 11 Legacy Businesses that define the city’s culinary heritage. These iconic spots offer timeless flavors and a rich history, making them must-visits for both locals and tourists.
San Francisco Mayor London Breed announced plans to expand “entertainment zones” downtown, aiming to boost nightlife and economic activity while enhancing safety measures, CBS News reports.
Four individuals were found dead in a million-dollar San Francisco home, prompting police to investigate the deaths as suspicious. Authorities have launched a probe to determine the cause and circumstances surrounding the tragedy.
The Hill reports on the 15 U.S. cities with the highest property crime rates, revealing trends in burglary, theft, and vehicle-related offenses. The list highlights urban areas facing significant challenges in protecting residents’ property.
A San Francisco private school has replaced traditional teachers with AI-driven instruction, sparking debate over education’s future. CBS News explores how technology is reshaping classrooms and student learning experiences.
FOX Sports highlights the San Francisco Giants’ top ten catchers, celebrating standout players who shaped the team’s legacy. From defensive masters to offensive leaders, these catchers left a lasting impact on Giants history.
Federal agents are deploying to the San Francisco Bay Area as part of a planned immigration crackdown, aiming to intensify enforcement efforts amid ongoing national debate over border security and immigration policies.
Chance the Rapper honored Ye with a heartfelt tribute during the All-Star Weekend kickoff concert. The performance highlighted their shared impact on hip-hop culture, resonating deeply with fans in attendance.
In his latest piece for The Guardian, Judd Legum exposes how white-collar criminals in America, especially those stealing billions, often evade serious consequences. The article highlights systemic failures in prosecuting corporate fraud.
















