Kamala Harris’ tenure as a prosecutor reveals a complex legacy marked by both tough-on-crime policies and groundbreaking reforms. The Marshall Project dives into the nuances shaping her political rise.
Amazon is testing the waters in the grocery sector, launching pilot programs in select cities to explore new delivery and in-store options. The move signals the e-commerce giant’s growing focus on food retail.
Despite being a first-round pick, 49ers’ Ricky Pearsall is expected to deliver lackluster production this season. Analysts cite inconsistencies and adaptation challenges as key concerns ahead of the opener.
A San Francisco police officer shot a man armed with an edged weapon along Highway 101. The incident prompted a swift response, with authorities investigating the circumstances surrounding the shooting.
The largest dim sum restaurant in the U.S. has opened in the Bay Area, offering an extensive menu and authentic flavors. San Francisco’s dim sum scene just got a major upgrade, attracting food lovers from across the region.
President Trump has signed an executive order aiming to eliminate the Presidio Trust, labeling the San Francisco agency “unnecessary.” The move targets the federal body managing the historic parkland.
The father of a homicide victim at Burning Man has called for justice, urging authorities to intensify their investigation. The case, still unsolved, has heightened concerns over festival safety. Authorities have vowed to act swiftly.
San Francisco Mayor London Breed appointed new members to the school board following the recent recall of three progressive commissioners. The move aims to stabilize district leadership amid ongoing education challenges.
Former President Trump considered deploying troops to San Francisco amid rising tensions but has since reversed the decision. Joe Eskenazi explores the political and logistical reasons behind the shift in The Guardian.
After one month of curfew enforcement in San Francisco’s Tenderloin, business owners report mixed results. Authorities say crime has dipped, but many locals question the curfew’s long-term effectiveness.
San Francisco Giants manager lauds star outfielder’s impressive return from injury, highlighting his resilience and key contributions. The comeback boosts the team’s playoff hopes as the season intensifies.
San Francisco Chronicle reporters uncovered a nationwide surge in deadly police chases, revealing systemic risks and prompting calls for reform. Their in-depth investigation highlights urgent public safety concerns.
The federal government has formally requested the San Francisco Sheriff’s Office to provide a list of undocumented immigrants currently held in local jails, intensifying tensions over immigration enforcement in the city.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom criticized ABC for canceling Jimmy Kimmel’s show following remarks about Charlie Kirk, calling the network “spineless.” The controversy highlights tensions over free speech and media responses.
A Bay Area city once targeted by former President Trump has been named one of the safest cities in the world for travelers, according to a KTVU report. The recognition highlights its strong safety measures and appeal to visitors.
Several states plan to end nutrition education programs following significant federal funding cuts under the Trump administration, Reuters reports. Advocates warn this could impact public health and wellness efforts nationwide.
Crime rates in San Francisco have dropped, yet the Trump administration considers deploying federal troops to the city. The move sparks debate over federal intervention despite improving local safety conditions.
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman arrived in San Francisco for a five-day visit aimed at strengthening economic ties and exploring investment opportunities between India and the US, Business Standard reports.
The 49ers’ Brandon Aiyuk trade request has unexpectedly opened a significant opportunity for wide receiver Ricky Pearsall. Pearsall is poised to step up as a key offensive weapon in San Francisco’s evolving lineup.
President Trump has retreated from plans to deploy federal troops to San Francisco for an immigration crackdown. The decision follows local opposition and legal challenges, marking a setback for the administration’s enforcement efforts.