San Francisco

San Francisco

The trip connects Yellowstone and Yosemite, offering scenic views and urban exploration.

A couple made history by becoming the first to circumnavigate 225 miles across all nine Bay Area counties by kayak.

The Main Library showcases zine culture through two exhibits, highlighting LGBTQIA contributions and DIY zine spirit.

Upcoming events celebrate local artists and BIPOC entrepreneurs, promoting community and creativity.

New free monthly street party in Downtown San Francisco offers fun activities, live music, and more every first Thursday.

The Bay Area risks major transit service cuts without new funding, leading to significant economic and social repercussions.

Bay Area leaders seek voter support to fund public transit and prevent service cuts.

Public involvement at the Muni rally has influenced decision-making to reduce proposed service cuts.

Drunk Theatre features a comedian performing intoxicated alongside sober improvisers, promising a wild and unpredictable show.

The Punch Line comedy show is free with RSVP, but early arrival is essential for guaranteed entry.

Drunk Theatre delivers unpredictable, riotous improvisation with one inebriated performer and a sober cast, making for a memorable comedy experience.

Drunk Theatre offers a wild, improvised comedy experience featuring a drunken performer alongside sober comedians.

Coastal North Bay faces heightened wave hazards, including sneaker waves and rip currents, effective until March 25.

A beach hazards statement has been issued for Coastal North Bay due to increased risks of sneaker waves and rip currents.

Coastal North Bay faces increased risks of sneaker waves and rip currents until March 26, according to the National Weather Service.

High-speed police chases are contributing to rising fatalities, especially among innocent bystanders.

Five illegal establishments in San Francisco have been shut down, reducing public nuisances and illegal activities in the community.

Bay Area bridges face potential risks of collapse from ship collisions, necessitating immediate evaluations.

NTSB recommends vulnerability assessments for 68 bridges, highlighting outdated safety measures.],

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A recent NTSB report warns that six major Bay Area bridges may have an unknown risk level for collapse due to potential ship collisions. Among the bridges listed are the iconic Golden Gate Bridge, Richmond-San Rafael Bridge, and others, all built before current safety design guidelines were established. The recommendation for vulnerability assessments comes after the tragic collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, which underscored the need for updated safety evaluations. Despite these warnings, the NTSB clarifies that elevated risk does not necessarily equate to an imminent collapse.

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Bay Area bridges, vulnerability assessment, ship collision, NTSB report, public safety

San Francisco officials shut down illegal nightclubs and gambling dens to address public safety concerns.

San Francisco plans to add 1,500 beds for the unhoused, a significant increase in their current shelter availability.

Oakland shelters for homeless set to close by June 30 after temporary agreement to extend operations.

Bay Area will experience unseasonably warm weather early this week, with temperatures reaching record highs, followed by rain and storms mid-week.

Tulip Day in San Francisco celebrates spring by giving away tulips, encouraging people to embrace flowers in their lives.

The Burning Man statue will be unveiled at Embarcadero Plaza on April 11 after installation issues at Union Square.

The event will include festivities and prominent attendees, including the sculptor Marco Cochrane and the model Deja Solis.

Guinness withdrawal from San Francisco Pride sponsorship overshadows St. Patrick's Day celebrations, reflecting changing corporate priorities.

Ocasio-Cortez and Sanders attract an unprecedented crowd in Denver.

Due to bad-weather negotiations, UC employees are striking across campuses starting April 1.

SF Weed Week celebrates cannabis culture with free events at dispensaries from April 14-20.

The Mr. San Francisco Leather contest weekend spans from March 1-30, 2025, featuring multiple engaging events and community celebrations.

San Francisco's mayor is scaling back harm reduction programs amid rising concerns from advocates about the implications for public health.

San Francisco is tackling a significant rat infestation problem, dubbed 'Rat Island,' linked to local garbage issues.

California lawmakers are considering a bill that would allow police to cite individuals selling stolen goods.

Senate Bill 276 seeks to address issues of illegal street vending and stolen item sales in San Francisco.

San Francisco city attorney's office has closed several illegal gambling dens and nightclubs, providing relief to affected neighbors.

A man has been charged with murder after fatally shooting his girlfriend during a dispute over a vehicle.

Speed cameras are being installed in San Francisco, providing initial warnings before fines will be implemented after two months.

San Francisco is the first California city to install speed cameras for traffic safety.

San Francisco is launching speed cameras at 33 locations, marking a statewide pilot to enhance road safety and reduce fatal crashes.

Flamenco Arts International debuts with 'Songs from a Sinking Ship' in San Francisco featuring acclaimed flamenco artists.

A high-energy event featuring live performances and a lively atmosphere is set to take place at Bounce SF.

Flamenco Arts International debuts with 'Songs from Sinking Ship,' featuring acclaimed artists for three performances in San Francisco.

The concert features tribute bands Burning Down The House and Radio Radio, celebrating music from the late '70s and early '80s.

Enjoy live jazz music in an intimate setting at 7 Social SF for a night of relaxation and fun.

SPIN First Fridays offers an evening of culinary tasting and fun ping pong battles on April 4th in San Francisco.

Nikola Printz delivers a campy opera experience with music from pop to classical.

Razteria fuses various music genres, creating a unique musical experience led by Renée Asteria and Dave Shul in San Francisco.

The documentary explores Omar Sosa's diverse life experiences and musical journey leading to his success in the Bay Area.

A Walgreens employee stabbed an accused shoplifter during an altercation in San Francisco, resulting in arrests.

A Walgreens employee was arrested in San Francisco for allegedly stabbing a suspected shoplifter during an altercation.

A Walgreens employee was arrested for allegedly assaulting a suspected shoplifter using a key as a weapon.