Weekend weather brings a mix of ice, snow, rain, and strong winds across the region, with a rare tornado warning issued for San Francisco. Residents are urged to stay alert as conditions remain hazardous.
The Washington Post reports on China’s expanding reach of repression into U.S. cities, detailing how Beijing pressures American communities and activists to silence dissent, raising concerns over foreign influence on American soil.
Network World highlights the top network and data center events of 2025, showcasing key conferences and expos where industry leaders will unveil innovations and discuss future trends shaping connectivity and infrastructure.
An Arab American organization has secured a contract with the San Francisco school district, sparking objections from local Jewish groups. The decision highlights ongoing community tensions and efforts toward inclusive representation.
San Francisco faces growing tension as residents and officials debate a surge in disruptive street behavior. Concerns over public safety and homelessness fuel calls for urgent action in the city’s evolving urban landscape.
A recent nuclear-bomb simulation reveals the catastrophic impact of blasts on six major US cities, highlighting widespread devastation and urgent calls for enhanced emergency preparedness and policy action.
A former Democrat has praised Donald Trump, stating he is “1,000% doing the right thing” regarding his stance on women’s issues, sparking debate on political divides and perspectives in the USA Today opinion piece.
The Supreme Court sided with San Francisco, limiting the EPA’s authority to regulate sewage discharges. This ruling potentially hampers federal efforts to enforce water pollution controls nationwide.
San Francisco Giants infielder expresses frustration over latest injury setback, highlighting the challenges of recovery and impact on season performance. The team and fans await his return with cautious optimism.
A recent shift in San Francisco politics signals growing dissatisfaction among Asian American voters, serving as a cautionary message to Democrats ahead of the 2024 elections, CNN reports.
Kearny Street Workshop has been a vital platform for Asian American artists in the Bay Area, fostering creativity and community since 1972. The nonprofit champions diverse voices through exhibitions, performances, and workshops.
The National Archives unveils crucial records on Japanese-American incarceration during World War II, shedding light on the government’s wartime actions and the impact on thousands of lives.
Despite a continued decline in murder rates this year, fear of crime remains high across communities, according to The New York Times. Experts cite factors beyond statistics fueling public anxiety.
San Francisco has sharply fallen in the latest rankings of best U.S. cities, plagued by rising crime rates and a soaring cost of living, according to a recent New York Post study. Residents face growing challenges.
The San Francisco 49ers have made seven Super Bowl appearances, securing five titles. From their dominant 1980s run to recent showings, the team’s storied history remains a highlight in NFL lore.
Ever dreamed of sleeping beneath cherry blossoms? A San Francisco hotel now offers a unique suite inspired by these iconic blooms, blending nature and luxury for an unforgettable stay. Time Out explores this serene escape.
As the 49ers enter the 2025 season, realistic expectations for RB Christian McCaffrey include steady production amid evolving team dynamics and injury management, highlighting his pivotal yet measured role in San Francisco’s offense.
The UK government is set to launch its pioneering Institute for AI Safety in San Francisco, aiming to lead global efforts in AI risk mitigation and ethical innovation. The institute opens its doors later this year.
Black Star News highlights the top Halloween events across the USA in 2024. From Phoenix’s haunted trails to San Francisco’s spooky parades, Washington’s eerie tours, and Los Angeles’ fright nights, celebrate the season in style.
San Francisco’s school board faces internal conflict as liberal members clash over the decision to remove contested names from schools. The debate highlights deep divisions within the progressive community.