Federal agents are reportedly heading to the San Francisco area ahead of a planned immigration operation. Officials have not confirmed details, fueling local concerns over potential enforcement actions.
US tariffs on imported matcha have led to a national shortage, hitting San Francisco’s Japanese-owned businesses hard. Owners report rising costs and supply delays, affecting local demand and cultural traditions.
San Francisco Mayor criticized recalled school board members, saying they were distracted by politics rather than focusing on students’ needs. The recall reflects community frustration over governance and educational priorities.
Oakland comedian delivers a blunt response to Charlie Kirk’s killing, declaring, “I won’t be gaslit.” The candid remarks spark conversation on accountability and media narratives, highlighting tensions in public discourse.
A new lawsuit targets San Francisco over escalating drug and crime issues in the Tenderloin District. The suit alleges city negligence amid rising public safety concerns and calls for urgent government action.
Spruce Biosciences has received FDA Breakthrough Therapy designation for Tralesinidase Alfa (TA-ERT), an enzyme replacement therapy targeting Sanfilippo Syndrome Type B (MPS IIIB). This marks a pivotal advancement in rare disease treatment.
The University of San Francisco announced the passing of athletic director Larry Williams at age 62. Williams was a respected leader who significantly contributed to USF’s sports programs. Further details have not been released.
San Francisco was jolted by a 4.3-magnitude earthquake early Monday, briefly shaking Bay Area residents from sleep. No immediate reports of damage or injuries were confirmed, officials said.
Massive crowds gathered around YouTuber IShowSpeed in San Francisco on Day 29 of his 24/7 IRL stream, drawing widespread attention and traffic disruptions across the city. Coverage continues on ABC7 San Francisco.
WATCH: South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem warned the National Guard could be deployed following a truck-ramming incident in San Francisco, emphasizing the need for heightened security measures. PBS reports.
San Francisco will host a virtual celebration for Filipino American History Month on Oct. 21, featuring cultural events and discussions to honor the contributions of Filipino Americans. The event is open to the public.
President Trump has paused the deployment of federal agents to San Francisco, stating, “OK, I’ll give you a chance.” The move comes amid tensions over law enforcement presence in the city. (USA Today)
Sephora has signed the largest new office lease in San Francisco since the pandemic, securing space at the Salesforce Tower. The deal highlights renewed corporate confidence in the city’s commercial real estate market.
The San Francisco Giants face the Washington Nationals in a highly anticipated MLB matchup. Catch the live stream, TV channel details, start time, and latest odds for the game, exclusively on USA Today.
The San Francisco 49ers will be without five starters in Week 8 as they face the Houston Texans, dealing a significant blow to their lineup. The absences could impact the team’s performance in this crucial matchup.
The government shutdown has led to the cancellation of the Blue Angels’ scheduled appearance, disappointing fans and event organizers alike. The Navy’s elite flight demonstration team remains grounded until funding is restored.
“Rio: A Tribute to Duran Duran” brings the ultimate U.S. homage to the iconic British band. Celebrated in San Francisco, the show revives the classic sound and style that defined the ’80s music scene.
CNBC reveals the top 10 U.S. cities to live in, from Atlanta to San Francisco, ranked on culture, education, infrastructure, and quality of life. Key urban hubs offer diverse opportunities and vibrant community living.
The U.S. Coast Guard Barque Eagle is set to visit San Francisco, offering the public a chance to tour the historic tall ship. The visit highlights the Coast Guard’s training and maritime heritage.
President Trump has halted plans to deploy a surge of federal agents to San Francisco following a call with Mayor London Breed. The move comes amid rising tensions over law enforcement presence in the city.