Thrillist’s latest guide reveals the 15 all-time greatest things to do in San Francisco, showcasing iconic landmarks, hidden gems, and must-try experiences that capture the city’s vibrant culture and spirit.
The San Francisco school district has abandoned its proposed “Grading for Equity” plan following strong backlash from parents and educators, citing concerns over fairness and academic standards, Fox News reports.
A surge in shoplifting cases has been linked to California’s Prop 47, which reduced penalties for certain theft crimes. Retailers report increased losses, fueling debate over the law’s impact on public safety.
Need a lift for your pooch? An Uber-style ride service for dogs is set to launch soon, offering pet owners convenient, on-demand transportation for their furry friends. The new service aims to tap into the growing pet care market.
The 2025 sports calendar is packed with major events, from the Cricket World Cup to the Rugby World Cup. Fans can also look forward to the World Athletics Championships and the FIFA U-20 World Cup. Stay tuned for full coverage.
A United Airlines flight to China was diverted to San Francisco after the pilot reportedly forgot their passport. The unexpected delay disrupted schedules as authorities handled the situation, NBC News reports.
A fifth whale has been found dead in San Francisco Bay within a month, raising concerns about marine health and environmental threats. Authorities are investigating causes as efforts to protect local wildlife intensify.
San Francisco has become the first U.S. city to ban facial recognition technology by government agencies. The move aims to address privacy concerns and prevent potential abuses of surveillance tools.
Diwali 2024 lights up the Bay Area with vibrant parties and cultural festivities. From San Francisco to Silicon Valley, communities gather to celebrate the festival of lights with music, dance, and traditional rituals.
Private Chinese bilingual education is booming in San Francisco as public schools struggle with funding and resources. Families increasingly turn to these programs for quality language and cultural instruction.
Crime near the San Francisco Federal Building has surged, prompting officials to direct employees to work from home for safety. The move underscores growing concerns about public safety in the area, the San Francisco Chronicle reports.
We attended the recent anti-Trump protests and found striking diversity among participants and surprising moments of civility despite tense political stances. Here’s what stood out amid the demonstrations.
U.S. women’s sports bars are set to quadruple by year-end, reflecting a surge in demand for dedicated spaces celebrating female athletes. This growth marks a significant shift in sports culture and fan engagement.
San Francisco’s Chinatown night markets have returned, offering visitors an expanded lineup of food vendors and live music. The vibrant event aims to celebrate culture and boost local businesses in the heart of the city.
Hundreds gathered in San Francisco to mark the third year of the war in Ukraine, calling for peace and support. The rally highlighted ongoing international concerns amid continued conflict.
Politics is heating up this year, and so is Manny’s, the beloved Mission District bar. Known for its lively atmosphere, Manny’s has become a hotspot for locals to debate and unwind amid the charged political climate.
Discover 27 magical holiday and Christmas events around San Francisco, from sparkling light displays to festive markets. Explore Secret San Francisco’s top seasonal celebrations to make your holidays unforgettable.
San Francisco officials have voted to remove the names of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln from public schools, citing concerns over their historical legacies and impact on racial justice. The decision sparks nationwide debate.
San Francisco faces rising concerns over crime rates, with debates on public safety and law enforcement effectiveness intensifying. This CNN report delves into the facts behind the city’s complex crime landscape.
From Surat to San Francisco, the Patel community has built a hotel empire, dominating the U.S. lodging industry through hard work and family networks. Their story highlights immigrant entrepreneurship’s impact on America’s economy.