Fake DOGE inspectors appeared at San Francisco City Hall, demanding records under false pretenses. Authorities are investigating the incident as a potential scam targeting city officials.
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Willie Brown, influential California Assembly Speaker and longtime San Francisco mayor, is celebrated for his dynamic leadership and political savvy. His tenure shaped city and state policies for decades.
PBS uncovers covert government testing programs in the United States, revealing undisclosed experiments on citizens. The investigation highlights ethical concerns and calls for transparency and accountability.
San Francisco has become the first US city to ban facial recognition technology. The move aims to address privacy concerns and prevent potential misuse by law enforcement and private companies, marking a significant step in digital rights.
The New York Times’ 2020 article, ‘The Mask Slackers of 1918,’ explores public resistance to mask mandates during the 1918 flu pandemic, drawing parallels to modern debates on face coverings amid health crises.
San Francisco’s city council has labeled the NRA a “domestic terrorist organisation,” citing the group’s role in promoting gun violence. The move reflects growing tensions over gun control advocacy in the US.
San Francisco voters rank candidates in elections, a method that has softened political discourse and reduced negativity. This ranked-choice system fosters a more positive campaign environment, highlighting democratic innovation.
San Francisco faces mounting questions about its identity as rising housing costs, growing inequality, and shifting political dynamics challenge the city’s long-held liberal ideals. Has it lost its soul?
Nancy Pelosi, once a fierce critic and key opponent of Donald Trump, is quietly receding from the political spotlight. Her influence appears diminished as new leaders emerge in Washington’s shifting landscape.
The New York Times’ 2018 report on San Francisco’s “dirtiest block” reveals a grim reality of rampant litter, homelessness, and drug use, highlighting the city’s ongoing struggle with urban decay and public health challenges.
In a heated Nevada campaign stop, Vance slammed Harris as a “wacky San Francisco liberal,” criticizing her policies and appeal to coastal elites. The clash highlights deep ideological divides ahead of the 2024 election.
Politico reveals how Silicon Valley transformed into a hotspot for espionage, with tech giants and startups caught in a web of foreign surveillance, corporate spying, and government intrigue, raising national security alarms.
Passengers aboard a San Francisco to Washington, DC flight united in patriotism, singing the national anthem and chanting “USA.” The spontaneous display of national pride captured attention midair.
In 2019, former President Trump threatened to issue San Francisco an environmental violation, blaming the city’s homelessness crisis for pollution and health hazards. The city faced criticism over public sanitation and encampments.
The U.S. government covertly tested biological warfare on its own citizens during the mid-20th century, exposing unsuspecting populations to harmful bacteria. Priceonomics uncovers these unsettling experiments.
Anthony Guilfoyle, a longtime San Francisco political adviser known for his influence behind the scenes, has died. Guilfoyle played a key role in shaping city policies for decades, leaving a lasting impact on local politics.
San Francisco faces a complex crisis of homelessness, housing shortages, and rising inequality. “What Happened to San Francisco, Really?” explores the city’s economic shifts, policy failures, and cultural challenges shaping its current state.
In the San Francisco mayoral race, Chinese American voters have emerged as a pivotal force, shaping candidate platforms and campaign strategies in a city where their influence continues to grow.
San Francisco has approved a groundbreaking ban on the government’s use of facial recognition technology, citing privacy and civil rights concerns. The move aims to prevent potential abuses and protect residents’ freedoms.
San Francisco has become the first US city to ban police use of facial recognition technology. The landmark decision aims to address privacy concerns and prevent potential misuse by law enforcement agencies.