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.
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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.
A Bay Area city once targeted by former President Trump has been named one of the safest cities in the world for travelers, according to a KTVU report. The recognition highlights its strong safety measures and appeal to visitors.
President Trump has retreated from plans to deploy federal troops to San Francisco for an immigration crackdown. The decision follows local opposition and legal challenges, marking a setback for the administration’s enforcement efforts.
This October, the U.S. hosts vibrant events from Halloween festivals to fall fairs. Discover top happenings across the nation, perfect for travelers seeking seasonal thrills and cultural experiences.
Former President Donald Trump has threatened to deploy the military to San Francisco, citing concerns over rising crime and homelessness. The statement has sparked debate on federal intervention in local affairs.
Some San Francisco 49ers players expressed frustration as the team made no moves at the trade deadline, raising questions about the front office’s commitment to bolstering the roster for a playoff push.
Zakir Hussain, legendary Hindustani tabla maestro, expanded the global influence of India’s percussion heritage. His virtuosity and collaborations elevated traditional rhythms on the world stage, the San Francisco Chronicle reports.
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 latest Cardinals report boosts Nolan Arenado trade prospects, signaling strong interest and potential negotiations ahead. This development could reshape offseason moves for both teams, according to Sports Illustrated.
The death of a loved neighborhood cat is prompting a new push to regulate the ever-expanding robo-taxi industry. So last week…
Here in San Francisco, the planning is underway for the future of one of Union Square’s most iconic buildings. Our…
KPop sensation Twice, known for their hit “Demon Hunters,” is set to perform in the Bay Area this spring. Fans can expect electrifying performances and fan favorites at the upcoming San Francisco concert.
The 49ers’ quiet trade deadline puzzled fans and analysts alike. With multiple roster needs, the team’s inactivity raised questions about front office strategy and its impact on championship aspirations.
Golden State claims the title as the nation’s rat capital, with a California city topping the list as the rattiest place in the USA. Rising rodent sightings highlight ongoing urban pest challenges.
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.
Dead Kennedys’ iconic punk album Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables has been certified gold, 43 years after its 1980 release. The San Francisco band’s raw sound continues to resonate with new generations.
Four people, including two children, were found dead in a San Francisco home in what authorities are calling a “suspicious” incident. Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the deaths.