CDC confirms positive bird flu result in San Francisco child
A child in San Francisco has tested positive for bird flu, marking the second case in children nationwide.
Investigations are ongoing to determine how the child was exposed.
Crocker-Amazon and Daly City Border Deemed the Only 'High' Fire Risk Areas in San Francisco
San Francisco has specific areas identified as moderate to high risk for wildfires, despite its overall perception of immunity.
Humpday Headlines: Israel and Hamas Reach Ceasefire Deal
Israel and Hamas achieved a ceasefire after 15 months of conflict, mediated in Doha, with partial hostage release included.
Exclusive | Disgraced 'love gov' Andrew Cuomo's political prospects looking up as New Yorkers back him for mayor over Adams, Stringer
Andrew Cuomo could dominate the NYC mayoral primary if he decides to run again, despite past controversies.
Ahead of Trump's inauguration, philanthropy is fueling political activism on the right and left
The rise of donor-advised funds (DAFs) allows wealthy individuals to significantly influence political agendas through tax-advantaged, anonymous charitable contributions.
NEA Awards $2.5 Million in Grants to Bay Area Arts Organizations
The grants provide essential funding to support various nonprofit organizations and cultural initiatives across California.
Opinion: Council should reject downtown housing plan
High-density public housing proposals in Menlo Park threaten local businesses due to lack of parking, with residents pushing back against poorly communicated plans.
Campbell makes building duplexes easier on single-family lots - San Jose Spotlight
Campbell City Council has adopted a policy to comply with Senate Bill 450, facilitating development of duplexes and fourplexes in designated neighborhoods.
Sunnyvale selects new vice mayor, finance director
Linda Sell appointed as Sunnyvale's new vice mayor, succeeding Murali Srinivasan.
Matthew Paulin named new finance department director, overseeing key city financial projects.
Intro interview: District 11's Chyanne Chen talks transition, collaboration, and the budget crisis
Chyanne Chen emphasizes collaboration on public safety and community resources as she transitions into her role as District 11 Supervisor.
Who is running for District 2 City Council in Oakland's 2025 special election
Voters in District 2 will select a new councilmember on April 15, with seven candidates competing for the position.
Opinion: Council should reject downtown housing plan
High-density public housing proposals in Menlo Park threaten local businesses due to lack of parking, with residents pushing back against poorly communicated plans.
Campbell makes building duplexes easier on single-family lots - San Jose Spotlight
Campbell City Council has adopted a policy to comply with Senate Bill 450, facilitating development of duplexes and fourplexes in designated neighborhoods.
Sunnyvale selects new vice mayor, finance director
Linda Sell appointed as Sunnyvale's new vice mayor, succeeding Murali Srinivasan.
Matthew Paulin named new finance department director, overseeing key city financial projects.
Intro interview: District 11's Chyanne Chen talks transition, collaboration, and the budget crisis
Chyanne Chen emphasizes collaboration on public safety and community resources as she transitions into her role as District 11 Supervisor.
Who is running for District 2 City Council in Oakland's 2025 special election
Voters in District 2 will select a new councilmember on April 15, with seven candidates competing for the position.
Good intentions pave incumbents' road to reelection | Cornell Chronicle
Voters consider both the intentions and outcomes of incumbents when deciding to support them for reelection.
Former Prime Minister Pushes Crypto to Boost Thailand's Economy Featured Bitcoin News
Thailand's former prime minister has urged cryptocurrency-friendly policies and a 20% tax on online gambling, projecting billions in revenue to spur economic modernization.
Trump CIA pick to push for "the mission" over politics at hearing
Ratcliffe will rail against the politicization of the intelligence community during his Senate Intelligence Committee hearing today, a transition source tells Axios.
"Back to The Future: The Musical" Comes to in SF (Feb. 12 - Mar. 9)
Great Scott!
BACK TO THE FUTURE, the beloved, cinematic classic is now a Broadway musical with its destination set for San Francisco in 2025.
Sunrise Calls on Next DNC Chair to Curb Corporate Influence in Democratic Party
The Sunrise Movement urges Democratic candidates to ban corporate donations and super PAC spending to restore integrity in the party.
SF's Two Biggest Billionaire-Backed Political Agitator Groups Are Merging After Getting Thumped In Election
Moderate political action committees face challenges after financial losses in elections, leading to a merger between two major groups in San Francisco.
Sunrise Calls on Next DNC Chair to Curb Corporate Influence in Democratic Party
The Sunrise Movement urges Democratic candidates to ban corporate donations and super PAC spending to restore integrity in the party.
SF's Two Biggest Billionaire-Backed Political Agitator Groups Are Merging After Getting Thumped In Election
Moderate political action committees face challenges after financial losses in elections, leading to a merger between two major groups in San Francisco.
Newsom Orders Suspension of CEQA for Fire Rebuilds - Streetsblog California
Governor Newsom's executive order aims to expedite rebuilding after L.A. fires by suspending environmental reviews, raising concerns over long-term environmental safety.
Video: Why We Need a Global Freeway Fighters' Network - Streetsblog USA
Germany’s A100 Autobahn expansion highlights the disconnect between European sustainability perceptions and local motorway expansion realities.
The absence of a unified global network leaves activists isolated in their opposition to freeway construction.
Video: Trolley Buses are Great Nuts-and-Bolts Transit - Streetsblog San Francisco
Electric trolley buses in San Francisco prove effective for urban transit, enabling off-wire operation with battery packs, unlike speculative transportation technologies.
Q&A: Dean Preston Exit Interview - Streetsblog San Francisco
Dean Preston valued bike lanes and pedestrian-friendly streets but faced challenges with SFMTA leadership on key public transportation initiatives.
Malibu, fires, and the mandate for endless growth - 48 hills
California's aggressive housing legislation has not resulted in expected increases in construction and affordability, particularly in wealthy areas like Malibu.
Video: Why We Need a Global Freeway Fighters' Network - Streetsblog USA
Germany’s A100 Autobahn expansion highlights the disconnect between European sustainability perceptions and local motorway expansion realities.
The absence of a unified global network leaves activists isolated in their opposition to freeway construction.
Video: Trolley Buses are Great Nuts-and-Bolts Transit - Streetsblog San Francisco
Electric trolley buses in San Francisco prove effective for urban transit, enabling off-wire operation with battery packs, unlike speculative transportation technologies.
Q&A: Dean Preston Exit Interview - Streetsblog San Francisco
Dean Preston valued bike lanes and pedestrian-friendly streets but faced challenges with SFMTA leadership on key public transportation initiatives.
Malibu, fires, and the mandate for endless growth - 48 hills
California's aggressive housing legislation has not resulted in expected increases in construction and affordability, particularly in wealthy areas like Malibu.
Why Cities Are Getting Rid of Decades-Old Parking Rules
Reducing parking requirements can create space for housing development and enhance walkability in cities.
Catastrophic wildfires left LA in ashes due to California's failing liberal leadership
California, despite Democratic governance and spending, struggles with worsening homelessness and disastrous wildfire management, reflecting systemic failures.
Book Talk: Orphan Bachelors with Fae Myenne Ng
Fae Myenne Ng's memoir offers a profound exploration of the lives of orphan bachelors in San Francisco's Chinatown, reflecting on cultural identity.
This Whole Panda Thing at the SF Zoo Appears to Be In Jeopardy, as Major Zoo Donor Revolts
The future of bringing pandas to SF Zoo is uncertain following Mayor Breed's defeat and opposition from new leadership.
In San Francisco, Controversial Flags Have Had Their Ups and Downs
Mayor Lurie's inauguration featured missing historic flags, prompting discussions about political symbolism in San Francisco.
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3.7M Earthquake Rumbles Across SF, Centered Off the Coast
A 3.7 magnitude earthquake struck San Francisco at 7:02 am, marking the first measurable quake in over a month.
Oregon State women's basketball's 16-point run delivers 64-57 win over San Francisco
Oregon State women's basketball won 64-57 against San Francisco, bringing them closer to a .500 record at 8-9 this season.
Metro to consider replacement Supportive Housing Services ballot measure
Metro President Lynn Peterson has outlined her proposal for replacing the regional government's Supportive Housing Services ballot measure approved by voters in May 2020.
'It clears the field': Oakland politicos react to Barbara Lee running for mayor
Barbara Lee's candidacy for Oakland mayor is expected to create significant impacts in the local political landscape.
What can Mayor Daniel Lurie do for you?
San Francisco's new mayor Daniel Lurie pledges to enhance accountability and services for the community.
Mayor Adams vows to build 100K new Manhattan housing units over next decade - equal to a second UWS
Mayor Eric Adams plans to build 100,000 new housing units in Manhattan over the next decade to increase affordability and support families.
Daniel Lurie inaugurated as San Francisco's new mayor: 'This is where our comeback begins'
Daniel Lurie aims to restore order and address homelessness and public safety in San Francisco as he begins his mayoral term.
Oakland will elect a new mayor in a special election. Here's what you need to know
Oakland's special election on April 15 is primarily due to the recall of Mayor Sheng Thao.
New from NACTO: Here's How Your City Can Embrace Biking - Streetsblog USA
Biking is rapidly growing in North America, and cities must adapt by improving cycling infrastructure for safety and accessibility.
San Francisco Gets a New Mayor and an Emergency Plan for the Fentanyl Scourge
San Francisco's new mayor, Daniel Lurie, is implementing a comprehensive plan to address the fentanyl crisis, including a permanent response operation and crisis center.