Filipino Americans are calling for increased education on the People Power revolution in both the Philippines and the US, emphasizing its historical significance and lessons in democracy, reports INQUIRER.net USA.
Bob Lee’s murder has intensified debates over San Francisco’s rising crime rates. The New Yorker examines whether the city is facing a true crime epidemic or grappling with complex social challenges behind the headlines.
San Francisco office leasing surged 63% in response to soaring AI demand, signaling a robust rebound in commercial real estate as tech firms expand physical workspaces, according to The Business Journals.
A bizarre conspiracy links the San Francisco 49ers’ injury woes to a local electrical substation, suggesting sabotage. Experts debunk the theory, citing lack of evidence and emphasizing standard injury causes.
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President declines to seek congressional approval for military strike against drug cartels, citing urgent national security concerns. Move raises questions on executive power limits and legislative oversight. (The New York Times)
San Francisco launches a groundbreaking initiative offering free child care to low-income families, aiming to ease the city’s affordability crisis and support working parents. The program targets economic relief and increased workforce participation.
Quartz has released its list of the 10 most fun cities in America, highlighting vibrant nightlife, cultural attractions, and outdoor activities. Top spots include New Orleans, Austin, and Miami, celebrated for their entertainment and unique local vibes.
A San Francisco teacher was stabbed while riding a train in Italy, authorities confirmed. The incident has raised concerns over safety on public transportation abroad. Victim’s condition is stable; investigation ongoing.
The office market shows signs of stabilization in 2025, according to experts. After years of volatility, rising demand and reduced vacancies could mark a turning point for commercial real estate.
Glen Kuiper is set to return to the MLB booth to call the San Francisco Giants’ spring training game against Team USA, the San Francisco Chronicle reports. His comeback marks a notable moment for the broadcaster and fans alike.
Protesters across the Bay Area gathered to condemn recent US strikes on Iran, voicing concerns over escalating tensions and calling for diplomatic solutions amid fears of broader conflict.
San Francisco leaders firmly rejected former President Trump’s call to deploy the National Guard in the city, urging him to “stay the hell out.” Officials emphasized local control amid ongoing unrest and public safety concerns.
Exclusive: A suspected Chinese spy reportedly infiltrated California politics, raising concerns over state security. Authorities are investigating how the individual gained access to sensitive political circles.
A Las Vegas Sphere-style entertainment complex is set to debut in San Francisco. The cutting-edge venue promises immersive experiences and innovative performances, marking a new era for the city’s entertainment scene.
A recent analysis reveals U.S. schools are showing marked improvements in key education metrics. The report highlights progress in student performance and resource allocation compared to previous years.
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce offers free grants and programs to support small businesses nationwide. These resources provide vital funding and training to help entrepreneurs thrive in a competitive market.
Bay Area Olympian Alysa Liu opens up about stepping away from figure skating to find happiness, only to rediscover her passion and return stronger. Her journey highlights resilience and love for the sport.
In a rare move, the National Guard was deployed to San Francisco amid unrest. Time Magazine highlights how Trump’s recent proposal diverges sharply from previous Guard deployments, altering the role and scope of military involvement.
San Francisco’s mayor has quietly signed a reparations fund initiative that could distribute up to $5 million per person to eligible Black residents, sparking nationwide debate on reparations and equity policies.