Xpeng Chief Takes Bay Area Tesla Spin, Calls FSD ‘Near‑Level 4’ And Sets Rivalry Deadline
Xpeng CEO He Xiaopeng called Tesla's FSD v14.2 'near‑Level 4' after Bay Area test drives. He publicly challenged Xpeng to match that benchmark in China by August 30, 2026.
Stanford Team Traces Rare Heart Inflammation In Young Men To mRNA Covid Shots
Stanford researchers traced a two-step immune reaction that can rarely inflame the heart after mRNA COVID shots and identified lab strategies that blunt the damage. The study reinforces that myocarditis remains uncommon and usually recovers.
Downtown Revival: San Francisco Roars Back As New York Joins The Office Comeback
A Transwestern report says San Francisco and New York are leading a nationwide office rebound, with leasing up, vacancies easing and weekday foot traffic returning. Local policy moves and AI-driven demand are key parts of the story.
American Canyon Safeway Killer Stays Put as Appeals Court Refuses to Budge
A California appeals court has refused to overturn Christopher "Roly" Young’s conviction in the 2020 Safeway parking‑lot killing, leaving his life sentence intact.
Geminid Fireballs Streak Over San Francisco As Night Owls Look Up
Bright Geminid meteors streaked across San Francisco Saturday night; a WeatherBug video shows fireballs above the city's hills and bridges. Experts say higher elevations had the clearest views.
Gunfire Erupts In Midday Brawl Outside Richmond’s Sylvester Greenwood Academy
A fight outside Sylvester Greenwood Academy in Richmond turned violent Monday when a suspect fired at least one shot; the building was struck but no injuries were reported.
S.F. Supes Team Up With Teamsters to Squeeze Amazon at Bayview Warehouse
San Francisco supervisors will vote Tuesday to back Teamsters' demand that Amazon bargain with DCK6 workers in the Bayview, with a press conference planned at City Hall beforehand.












