The government shutdown is leaving tens of thousands of Bay Area federal workers furloughed or unpaid, disrupting lives and local economies. Many face financial strain as uncertainty persists.
Browsing: Bay Area
San Francisco was jolted by a 4.3-magnitude earthquake early Monday, briefly shaking Bay Area residents from sleep. No immediate reports of damage or injuries were confirmed, officials said.
Robin Wright, once a Bay Area resident, reveals in a candid interview with the San Francisco Chronicle why she has decided to leave America behind. Wright cites cultural and political shifts as key reasons reshaping her views.
Bay Area conservative student groups rally around “Charlie’s ultimate goal,” seeking greater influence on campuses. As political tensions rise, these groups aim to expand their presence and reshape campus discourse.
Bay Area tech leaders warn that a proposed $100,000 H-1B visa fee could severely impact innovation and the talent pipeline. Industry groups urge lawmakers to reconsider the costly measure.
The San Francisco Bay Area is experiencing its hottest day of 2025 despite the official start of fall. Temperatures are expected to reach record highs, impacting residents and prompting heat advisories.
A Bay Area school official is ramping up preparations as Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) activity near schools threatens student safety. The move aims to protect immigrant families and maintain campus security.
Spirit Airlines is exiting the Bay Area entirely following its recent bankruptcy filing. The budget carrier will cease all operations in the region, impacting travelers who relied on its low-cost flights.
US Bank announces the closure of 35 branches across the Bay Area, citing shifts toward digital banking. The move aims to optimize operations amidst changing customer preferences and enhance online services.
U.S. men’s soccer arrives in the Bay Area amid familiar turmoil, grappling with internal challenges and fan unrest. As the Gold Cup approaches, questions loom: Can the team unify and deliver on the field?
Labor Day 2025 in the Bay Area promises vibrant festivals, engaging activities, and captivating art exhibitions. From San Francisco’s dynamic street fairs to outdoor concerts, residents and visitors have plenty to explore over the holiday weekend.
Bay Area patients are among the first in the U.S. to receive a groundbreaking Parkinson’s treatment, offering new hope in managing the disease. The innovative therapy marks a significant breakthrough in neurological care.
Rojo, renowned for its vibrant Latin flavors, celebrates 25 years in San Francisco’s Bay Area. Featured in SF Weekly, ROJO25 continues to shine as a culinary hotspot, blending tradition with innovation.
Three Bay Area orthopedic practices announced a three-way merger, creating one of the largest orthopedic groups in the western U.S. The consolidation aims to enhance patient care and expand regional reach.
First tsunami waves have struck Northern California and the Bay Area, marking the mainland US’s initial impact. Officials urge caution as emergency teams assess coastal damage and monitor further risks.
A Bay Area teen, rejected by 16 colleges, was later hired by Google and has filed a racial discrimination lawsuit against the tech giant, claiming bias in their hiring practices. The case raises questions about diversity and equity in Silicon Valley.
NBC Bay Area presents the 2024 Holiday Events Guide, highlighting festive activities across the region. From tree lightings to holiday markets, find all the must-see seasonal celebrations in the Bay Area this winter.
Ethnic Studies originated in the Bay Area, sparked by history’s largest student strike. This landmark movement reshaped education, amplifying marginalized voices and inspiring curriculum changes nationwide.
NBC Sports Bay Area reporter sharply criticized the San Francisco Giants for their “unacceptable” performance, highlighting key mistakes and lack of effort in recent games, sparking debate among fans and analysts.
As the World Cup spotlight turns to the Bay Area and the U.S., a recent dress rehearsal raises questions about readiness. Infrastructure and logistics show promise but reveal lingering doubts ahead of the global event.