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Nearly a dozen additional states will soon ban SNAP purchases of soda, energy drinks and candy as part of a push for "real food". By 2028 nearly half of states will have such rules, affecting the low- and no-income Americans who use the program.
6PPD-Q, a tire-derived chemical toxic to salmon, has been found along the San Francisco Bay. This poses risks to local ecosystems and public health, as California advances regulatory measures to address the pollution.
San Francisco's LGBTQ+ community is marking Pride with both enduring symbols and fresh collaborations. The giant Pink Triangle returned to Twin Peaks...
An East Bay community gathered Friday night to mark an 8th-grade graduation that honored the legacy of a beloved teacher killed in a mass shooting, blending milestone celebration with remembrance.
San Francisco's housing market shows deepening divides between high-end demand and affordable supply.
San Francisco hosts multiple night markets and cultural events this week.
The Pacifica Municipal Pier remains shut after city staff detected cracking, separation, and displacement of the concrete walkway on Thursday, with damage now intensifying. Local residents face ongoing loss of this key community landmark.
Santa Clara County sheriff's detectives concluded months of undercover work with a San Jose apartment raid, seizing over 100 grams of powdered...
Large groups clashed at Oakland's First Fridays event, with video capturing fights and police detaining people afterward. The incident coincides with the city's new push to improve safety on busy entertainment nights.
Lack of sponsorship has forced Oakland First Fridays to cancel its main entertainment stage, directly threatening a key platform for small businesses...
The Senate approved a major ICE funding bill on a 52-47 vote, sending billions for immigration enforcement to the House despite Democratic opposition.
Bay Area agencies leverage Super Bowl 60 coordination for World Cup readiness.
6PPD-Q from everyday car tires is reaching San Francisco Bay via stormwater runoff, proving highly toxic to fish like Steelhead and Coho salmon. Scientists urge replacing the chemical to protect local waters.
San Francisco's new Nature Adventure Map offers families free access to 35 local parks, gardens, and green spaces, with versions in English, Spanish,...
Support local makers with these standout spots and seasonal events highlighted in the vlog.
Xavier Becerra advanced to California's November general election for governor after the AP called the race Friday night. He faces Republican Steve Hilton following early results of 26.7% for Becerra and 26.4% for Hilton.
Visitors to the 2026 FIFA World Cup can explore a regional itinerary centered on San Francisco's cultural landmarks and diverse neighborhoods.
Bay Area cities are finalizing logistics for thousands of World Cup fans, with transit and public safety as top concerns ahead of matches.
