Residents and political groups gathered in San Francisco, San Mateo, and Redwood City to protest against former President Donald Trump, voicing opposition to his policies and legacy. The rallies drew diverse crowds and vocal demonstrations.
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California’s high-speed rail project, initially a symbol of innovation, has faced major delays and cost overruns. The New York Times explores how political battles, funding issues, and mismanagement derailed the ambitious plan.
The Supreme Court ruled against the EPA in a key case, limiting the agency’s authority to regulate certain waterways under the Clean Water Act. The decision narrows federal oversight of water pollution controls.
Former San Francisco 49ers owner Eddie DeBartolo Jr. has received a full pardon from Donald Trump. The move clears DeBartolo’s record in connection with a 1998 corruption case.
In a landmark recall vote, San Francisco ousted three Board of Education members amid controversy over school reopenings and equity issues, signaling deep public dissatisfaction with the district’s leadership.
Eight elite San Francisco families played a pivotal role in funding Gavin Newsom’s rise, significantly shaping his political career through strategic donations and influential support, reports the Los Angeles Times.
San Francisco faces a growing drug crisis marked by rising overdoses and homelessness. Experts highlight five critical factors—from policy shifts to community programs—that could shape the city’s path to recovery.
In retaliation for Russia’s expulsion of U.S. diplomats, the Trump administration ordered the closure of Russia’s consulate in San Francisco. The move marks a sharp escalation in U.S.-Russia diplomatic tensions.
A U.S. court has denied efforts to lift a judge’s block on former President Trump’s government overhaul, maintaining the suspension amid ongoing legal challenges, Reuters reports.
San Francisco’s grassroots carpooling scene reveals practical lessons in anarchism, highlighting how self-managed, cooperative networks can thrive outside traditional systems, challenging notions of hierarchy and control.
In a landmark ruling, a judge barred a candidate from using the title “High Justice” on the ballot, citing voter confusion concerns. The 2024 decision marks a precedent in election law enforcement.
Having covered Kamala Harris for two decades, The Arizona Republic reveals she is more than just a ‘San Francisco liberal.’ The article highlights her complex political evolution and broad appeal beyond California.
A federal judge has issued a new ruling that temporarily halts key aspects of former President Trump’s government overhaul, citing legal concerns and limiting the administration’s broad policy changes.
San Francisco ranks among the worst-run cities in the U.S., facing criticism over governance, infrastructure, and public services. The latest report reveals mounting challenges impacting residents and businesses alike.
Tom Steyer, the latest entrant in the Democratic presidential race, spoke to supporters in San Francisco’s Mission District, emphasizing climate action and social justice. His message resonated with the progressive crowd.
In 2019, San Francisco became the first major city to ban facial recognition technology, citing privacy and civil rights concerns. The move sparked national debate over surveillance and government use of AI.
San Francisco Mayor London Breed appeals to voters by highlighting her personal experience with the city’s challenges. In a recent New York Times piece, she emphasizes her commitment to addressing homelessness, housing, and public safety.
The Supreme Court has allowed San Francisco to increase its discharge of raw sewage into the Pacific Ocean, raising environmental concerns. The decision impacts local water quality and public health, intensifying calls for improved infrastructure.
After the Jan. 6 attack, U.S. Capitol Police have selected San Francisco for a new field office to bolster regional security and intelligence efforts. The move aims to enhance preparedness on the West Coast.
Daniel Lurie emerges as San Francisco’s moderate mayoral frontrunner, promising pragmatic solutions to housing and homelessness. His balanced approach appeals to diverse voters seeking stability and progress.