Glen Kuiper is set to return to broadcasting as he will call San Francisco Giants games, three years after being fired by the Oakland A’s for using an on-air slur, The Mercury News reports.
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Time Out Worldwide reveals the top U.S. cities for business travel, with expected leaders dominating the list. The number one spot aligns with industry trends, highlighting a key hub for corporate travelers.
The US Coast Guard has suspended the search for three individuals missing after their boat sank near Alcatraz Island. Rescue efforts were called off after extensive searches yielded no signs of the victims, authorities said.
Catch the Los Angeles Angels vs. San Francisco Giants game on July 24 live on ESPN, starting at 7:10 PM ET. Fans can also stream the matchup on ESPN+. Stay tuned for all the latest MLB action.
Honey Mahogany teams up with San Francisco to provide support for transgender individuals fleeing red states. The initiative offers safe housing and resources, aiming to protect vulnerable trans communities facing hostile environments.
Inside America’s most secretive club: The Bold Italic. Known for its exclusive membership and covert meetings, this elusive society has remained shrouded in mystery—until now. What drives their secrecy?
Ian Rapoport is finalizing a multiyear deal with ESPN, sources confirm. The move marks a significant shift for the NFL insider, expanding his reach within the network’s football coverage.
Catch the San Francisco Giants vs. Colorado Rockies game on July 5 live. Tune in at 7:10 PM ET on NBC Sports California or AT&T SportsNet Rocky Mountain. Streaming available via MLB.TV and other platforms.
Warriors’ Onsi Saleh has been named to the 2024 San Francisco Business Times 40 Under 40 list, recognizing his outstanding leadership and impact within the NBA and the Bay Area business community.
San Francisco has filed a lawsuit targeting major food companies over the proliferation of ultra-processed foods (UPF). The city aims to address public health concerns linked to these products.
Former San Francisco 49ers star Aldon Smith has died at 36. Remembered for his electrifying talent and infectious smile, Smith’s passing marks a tragic loss in the football community. Tributes highlight his vibrant spirit.
The Athletics face critical midseason challenges as injuries and slumping bats threaten to halt their momentum. The team must swiftly adjust to stay competitive in a tightly contested division.
Kenya’s President William Ruto is set to address the U.S.-Kenya Business Roadshow in San Francisco, aiming to boost trade and investment ties between the two nations. The event highlights growing economic collaboration.
Two new hantavirus exposures linked to a San Francisco International Airport traveler and a San Mateo County resident aboard the MV Hondius cruise ship have been reported, prompting health alerts in the Bay Area.
The Athletic and The New York Times debunk the 2026 World Cup hotel and tourism boom myth, revealing that expected massive economic gains may be overstated, with infrastructure costs and limited tourist influx casting doubt.
Anti-war demonstrators gathered in San Francisco to protest recent US airstrikes in Iran, voicing solidarity with the Iranian people. The rally called for peace and an end to military aggression.
In the 2019 NFL season, cheerleaders played a vital role in game-day entertainment, showcasing athleticism and team spirit. USA Today highlights their impact both on and off the field, from performances to community outreach.
The San Francisco Armory has secured an entertainment permit despite strong opposition from local neighbors concerned about noise and safety. The decision marks a significant win for the venue’s future events.
Crime rates in San Francisco have dropped sharply, marking a significant decline citywide. Officials credit increased community policing and targeted interventions for the sustained improvement, signaling a safer environment for residents.
San Francisco crime boss ‘Shrimp Boy’ Chow was convicted of racketeering and murder, marking a significant victory for law enforcement. The case highlights ongoing efforts to combat organized crime. The Mob Museum covers the details.