ICE arrested six individuals, including a minor, at a home in Oakland, authorities confirmed. The operation sparked community concerns as an attorney highlighted the youth among those detained.
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Sophia Davis
A cultural critic with a keen eye for social trends.
Stephanie Byford has been spotlighted in the San Francisco Business Times’ “People on The Move,” highlighting her recent leadership role and impactful contributions to the Bay Area business community.
California’s vibrant October 2025 calendar features iconic events and festivals, from lively Dia de los Muertos celebrations to thrilling pumpkin patches and harvest fairs. Discover the state’s fall spirit this season.
San Francisco, known for its progressive values, is raising questions about whether a city can be too liberal for its residents. The evolving cultural and political climate tests limits for many Californians.
Bain & Company is hosting a series of recruiting events aimed at attracting top talent. These sessions offer insights into the firm’s culture, case interviews, and networking opportunities for aspiring consultants.
French electronic duo Bon Entendeur is set to return to San Francisco in 2025 as part of their RIVAGES US Tour. The acclaimed group continues to captivate audiences with their unique blend of music and storytelling.
ILSC Education Group to close all US language schools amid strategic shifts. While physical campuses will cease operations, pathway programs for international students will continue, ensuring ongoing academic support.
Fred Warner has transformed the 49ers defense into a dominant unit this season. His leadership, instinctive playmaking, and sideline communication have elevated the team’s performance, surprising fans and analysts alike.
The New York Mets have acquired a workhorse relief pitcher from the San Francisco Giants in a trade aimed at bolstering their bullpen depth. This move signals the Mets’ commitment to strengthening their late-inning pitching.
The San Francisco 49ers must lean more on wide receiver Deebo Samuel and tight end George Kittle to counter the Rams’ defense. Their playmaking ability could be key in securing a crucial win.
Signs indicate former President Trump may be gearing up to invoke the Insurrection Act, raising alarm amid rising tensions. The San Francisco Chronicle examines the potential implications and political fallout.
Bay Area patients are among the first in the U.S. to receive a groundbreaking Parkinson’s treatment, offering new hope in managing the disease. The innovative therapy marks a significant breakthrough in neurological care.
A San Francisco teacher penned an op-ed in the New York Post, calling Bernie Sanders’ iconic mittens a “lesson in white privilege,” sparking debate over symbolism and race in political imagery.
San Francisco adopts a tougher stance on homeless encampments, escalating cleanups and enforcement efforts. This shift challenges the city’s long-held reputation for progressive tolerance, sparking debate among residents and advocates.
Genentech, a pioneering biotechnology leader, develops innovative medicines to transform patients’ lives. Founded in 1976, it remains at the forefront of scientific research and healthcare advancements.
Le Cordon Bleu is closing all 16 U.S. locations, including three in California, the culinary school announced. The closures mark a significant shift for the iconic institution known for professional chef training.
The world’s best marathons and running festivals of 2025 promise thrilling routes and vibrant atmospheres. From Boston to Berlin, athletes and tourists alike gear up for unforgettable races in iconic cities.
NBC Sports Bay Area & California delivers comprehensive coverage of the San Francisco 49ers, offering in-depth analysis, live game broadcasts, and exclusive interviews, keeping fans connected throughout the NFL season.
Los Angeles police initiated mass arrests after a new curfew took effect downtown, aiming to curb escalating unrest. The move follows recent protests and raises concerns over civil liberties and public safety.
Rojo, renowned for its vibrant Latin flavors, celebrates 25 years in San Francisco’s Bay Area. Featured in SF Weekly, ROJO25 continues to shine as a culinary hotspot, blending tradition with innovation.