San Francisco suing Trump administration over immigration enforcement
San Francisco's city attorney announced Friday the city is suing the Trump administration after the president signed an ...
Big Tech's AI spending rattles markets
The mounting expenses of data-intensive artificial intelligence and its infrastructure have cast a shadow over this earnings ...
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You can apply to manage SF’s giant pandas that might or might not be coming
The San Francisco Zoo is accepting applications to manage its giant-panda exhibit. There’s just one catch: We still don’t ...
Ecuadorian voters, many of them crime victims, head to the polls for presidential election
Voting in Ecuador is mandatory. On Thursday, thousands of inmates who await sentencing cast ballots at voting centers set up ...
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Inside ’Sweet Magnolias’ Season 4’s Shocking Death: ‘A Cataclysmic Event’
Serenity was left devastated by the sudden death of one of their own. The lives of everyone in town were changed forever. In ...
San Francisco’s New Mayor Is Rich. Is That a Good Thing?
Daniel Lurie’s supporters say his wealth means he owes no one any favors. But skeptics say the rich already have too much say ...
Review: 6Th Street Playhouse’S ‘Groundhog Day: The Musical’ Is Whimsical Fun
The 6th St. Playhouse production in Santa Rosa is decidedly edgier, darker and more sexualized than the smash 1993 film starring Bill Murray about a nasty weatherman assigned to cover Groundhog Day in ...
S.F. Opera to present another short season amid financial uncertainties
The San Francisco Opera has again scheduled pared down offerings for its 2025-26 season, citing the ongoing challenges in the post-pandemic world that plague the company and other arts institutions.