The San Francisco Giants are being hailed as the most well-rounded team in Spring Training, showcasing balanced pitching, strong defense, and a versatile lineup, Sporting optimism for the upcoming season.
San Francisco politics, often described as a “gladiator ring,” has been shaped by fierce women leaders. These trailblazers battled entrenched systems to drive transformative change across America, spotlighted in a new Los Angeles Times feature.
The annual J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference gathered top industry leaders to discuss innovations, investment trends, and the future of biotech and pharmaceuticals, spotlighting key breakthroughs set to reshape healthcare.
San Francisco halts its school renaming efforts to prioritize reopening classrooms amid the pandemic. Officials aim to focus resources on safely bringing students back to in-person learning, delaying name changes for now.
San Francisco has officially banned facial-recognition technology, citing privacy and civil liberties concerns. The move aims to prevent potential abuses and set a precedent for other cities nationwide.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are reportedly awaiting a response from the San Francisco 49ers in a potential trade discussion, sources tell Sports Illustrated. Details remain under wraps as both teams weigh options.
The San Francisco Giants received harsh criticism after signing star slugger Jake Mitchell last offseason. Analysts downgraded the move, citing underperformance and high contract costs.
Giants slugger has surged with MVP-caliber stats over recent weeks, powering the team’s offense and gaining momentum in the playoff race. His hot streak is turning heads across the league.
Former California Governor Willie Brown candidly remarked on Kamala Harris, saying, “She’ll deport my ass,” highlighting his sharp view of Harris’s tough stance on immigration, as reported by Politico.
FOX Sports reveals the 2025 sports calendar featuring 50 bucket list events you can’t miss. From global tournaments to iconic races, fans can gear up for a year packed with thrilling action and unforgettable moments.
The Archdiocese of San Francisco highlights the struggle and success of Catholic education in America, overcoming challenges to provide quality faith-based learning that shapes generations across the nation.
A man was attacked by a gang of homeless drug addicts in San Francisco, highlighting growing concerns over urban safety and homelessness. Authorities urge increased measures to address rising violence linked to addiction.
MIAT Mongolian Airlines announced plans to launch direct flights between Ulaanbaatar and San Francisco, aiming to boost tourism and business travel. The new route will enhance connectivity between Mongolia and the U.S. West Coast.
The San Francisco 49ers dominated the Seattle Seahawks on Thursday Night Football, showcasing a powerful rushing attack. Key highlights included multiple long runs and a strong defensive performance, sealing a decisive victory.
A federal judge ruled that former President Donald Trump cannot unilaterally downsize federal agencies without congressional approval, reinforcing the limits of executive power in agency management.
Dozens rallied across U.S. cities, including the Bay Area, on Presidents Day to protest the Trump administration’s policies. Demonstrators voiced concerns over immigration, climate, and social justice, CBS News reports.
A recent Washington Monthly article challenges the perception of San Francisco as a liberal bastion, revealing its complex political history and highlighting conservative influences that have shaped the city’s past and present.
BART reported its highest Saturday ridership since before the pandemic, driven by major events in San Francisco. The surge highlights a strong rebound in public transit use as city activities resume.
San Francisco’s school board voted to rename 44 schools, including Abraham Lincoln and George Washington High Schools, sparking debates over history, representation, and community identity.
San Francisco Mayor London Breed has declared a state of emergency to tackle rising overdose deaths and surging crime rates. The move aims to accelerate resources and improve public safety amid the ongoing crisis.