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    Flat Earth on the ballot? Debunked claim pops up in US politics. – USA Today
    By William GreenDecember 21, 2025 Politics

    Flat Earth Theory Emerges in US Politics—Here’s Why It Falls Apart

    A debunked Flat Earth claim has surfaced in US politics, sparking controversy and misinformation. Experts continue to emphasize scientific consensus as the issue gains unexpected attention on the ballot.

    Vanessa Labi joins The Chronicle as assistant arts and entertainment editor – San Francisco Chronicle
    By Sophia DavisDecember 21, 2025 News

    Vanessa Labi Steps Into Exciting New Role as Assistant Arts and Entertainment Editor

    Vanessa Labi has joined the San Francisco Chronicle as assistant arts and entertainment editor. She brings extensive experience in cultural journalism, enhancing the Chronicle’s coverage of the vibrant arts scene.

    UCs vs Ivy League: Are California universities a better investment? – San Francisco Chronicle
    By Sophia DavisDecember 21, 2025 Education

    UCs vs. Ivy League: Which Offers the Best Return on Investment?

    UCs vs Ivy League: Are California universities a better investment? The San Francisco Chronicle examines costs, outcomes, and opportunities to determine if UC schools offer greater value than elite East Coast counterparts.

    I found my heart in San Francisco – Business Traveller
    By Samuel BrownDecember 21, 2025 Business

    Discovering Love in the Heart of San Francisco

    In “I Found My Heart in San Francisco,” Business Traveller explores the city’s unique blend of innovation and charm. From iconic landmarks to vibrant neighborhoods, discover why San Francisco captures the hearts of travelers worldwide.

    Reminder: You are allowed to say ‘Super Bowl’ on TV broadcasts – Awful Announcing
    By Miles CooperDecember 21, 2025 Sports

    Great News: You Can Say ‘Super Bowl’ on TV Broadcasts Without Any Worries!

    A recent clarification confirms broadcasters can say “Super Bowl” on air without penalty. This lifts previous restrictions, allowing networks to promote and discuss the event freely, enhancing viewer engagement and coverage.

    Four 49ers Pop up on First Injury Report for Week 16 – Sports Illustrated
    By Ethan RileyDecember 21, 2025 News

    Four 49ers Stand Out on Week 16 Injury Report

    Four San Francisco 49ers players have appeared on the Week 16 injury report, raising concerns ahead of key matchups. Coaches will monitor their status closely as the postseason approaches.

    San Francisco sues food companies over ultra-processed products – BBC
    By Atticus ReedDecember 20, 2025 News

    San Francisco Launches Legal Battle Against Ultra-Processed Food Companies

    San Francisco has filed lawsuits against major food companies, targeting ultra-processed products linked to health risks. The city aims to hold manufacturers accountable for contributing to chronic diseases.

    How the Tenderloin became San Francisco’s hotel, entertainment and vice district – San Francisco Chronicle
    By Charlotte AdamsDecember 20, 2025 News

    The Transformation of San Francisco’s Tenderloin: From Gritty Streets to a Vibrant Hub of Hotels, Entertainment, and Vice

    The Tenderloin district in San Francisco evolved into the city’s hub for hotels, entertainment, and vice throughout the 20th century, shaped by urban development, social dynamics, and nightlife demand, the San Francisco Chronicle reports.

    California College of the Arts Campus Expansion – Arup
    By Olivia WilliamsDecember 20, 2025 Education

    Transforming Creativity: Inside the Exciting Expansion of California College of the Arts Campus

    California College of the Arts unveils a major campus expansion designed by Arup, enhancing creative spaces with sustainable architecture. The project aims to foster innovation and community engagement in the heart of the Bay Area.

    Here’s how much it costs to rent a one-bedroom apartment in 15 major US cities – Business Insider
    By William GreenDecember 20, 2025 Business

    Uncover the Real Price of Renting a One-Bedroom Apartment in 15 Top US Cities

    Business Insider reveals the average rent for one-bedroom apartments across 15 major US cities. The report highlights significant cost differences, with prices soaring in coastal metros and more affordable options in the Midwest.

    Ranking the San Francisco Giants’ Uniforms – Golden Gate Sports
    By Ava ThompsonDecember 20, 2025 Sports

    Ranking the San Francisco Giants’ Best Uniforms of All Time

    Golden Gate Sports ranks the San Francisco Giants’ uniforms, analyzing classic designs and modern updates. From the iconic orange and black to throwback styles, the review highlights fan favorites and evolving trends.

    New York Joins Los Angeles, Miami, San Francisco, Las Vegas, Chicago, And Other US Cities In 2026: Discover The Best Places For Adventure, Culture, And Hidden Gems For Unforgettable Experiences – Travel And Tour World
    By Jackson LeeDecember 20, 2025 News

    Discover New York and America’s Best Cities in 2026: Adventure, Culture, and Hidden Gems Await!

    New York joins Los Angeles, Miami, San Francisco, Las Vegas, Chicago, and more in 2026’s top US travel destinations. Explore adventure, culture, and hidden gems for unforgettable experiences.

    Mariners Lose 27-Year-Old Free Agent Backstop To Padres – Sports Illustrated
    By Samuel BrownDecember 19, 2025 News

    Mariners Miss Out on Rising 27-Year-Old Catcher as He Joins Padres

    The Seattle Mariners have lost their 27-year-old free agent catcher to the San Diego Padres. The move bolsters the Padres’ lineup while leaving the Mariners to seek alternatives behind the plate.

    China is silently expanding its influence in American cities – The Week
    By Olivia WilliamsDecember 19, 2025 Politics

    How China Is Silently Expanding Its Influence in American Cities

    China is quietly expanding its influence in American cities through investments, cultural exchanges, and technology partnerships, raising concerns about economic and political impacts amid growing U.S.-China tensions.

    Photos: Olivia Rodrigo Plays Final U.S. Tour Stop at SF’s Bill Graham Civic Auditorium – SFist
    By Noah RodriguezDecember 19, 2025 News

    Olivia Rodrigo Delivers an Unforgettable Performance in Her Epic San Francisco Tour Finale

    Olivia Rodrigo closed out her U.S. tour with a dynamic performance at San Francisco’s Bill Graham Civic Auditorium. The final show captivated fans, showcasing her powerful vocals and emotional hits. Photos capture the memorable night.

    S.F. teacher survives horrific throat-slashing attack in Italy: ‘It was a miracle’ – San Francisco Chronicle
    By Samuel BrownDecember 19, 2025 Education

    San Francisco Teacher Miraculously Survives Brutal Throat Attack in Italy

    A San Francisco teacher survived a brutal throat-slashing attack in Italy, calling the escape “a miracle.” Authorities continue to investigate the motive behind the violent assault. The teacher is now recovering safely.

    Ocean Beach bonfires are a teen ritual. After a shooting, S.F. parents, residents question safety – San Francisco Chronicle
    By Caleb WilsonDecember 19, 2025 Crime

    Ocean Beach Bonfires: A Beloved Teen Tradition Faces New Safety Concerns After Shooting

    Ocean Beach bonfires have long been a cherished teen ritual in San Francisco. However, a recent shooting has sparked concern among parents and residents, prompting renewed calls for increased safety measures at the popular gathering spot.

    Japanese specialty cafe Lemonade by Lemonica targets San Francisco’s Japantown for first U.S. cafe – The Business Journals
    By Caleb WilsonDecember 19, 2025 Business

    Lemonade by Lemonica Brings Authentic Japanese Flavors to San Francisco’s Japantown with Its First U.S. Cafe

    Japanese specialty cafe Lemonade by Lemonica is set to open its first U.S. location in San Francisco’s Japantown. Known for its handcrafted lemonades, the cafe aims to capture local interest with fresh, citrus-focused beverages.

    Jauan Jennings: San Francisco 49ers receiver and former Tennessee Vols football star – Knoxville News Sentinel
    By Jackson LeeDecember 19, 2025 Sports

    Jauan Jennings: Journey from Tennessee Vols Star to San Francisco 49ers Breakout Receiver

    Jauan Jennings, former Tennessee Vols standout, has emerged as a key receiver for the San Francisco 49ers. His transition from college star to NFL impact player highlights his rising football journey.

    Kicking the tires while considering change – Agweek
    By Charlotte AdamsDecember 19, 2025 News

    Unlocking Potential: The Surprising Pros and Cons of Embracing Change

    Agweek explores the cautious approach farmers take when considering change, emphasizing the need to “kick the tires” before adopting new practices or technology to ensure sustainability and profitability in agriculture.

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