San Francisco's Alpha School: Pioneering Teacherless AI Education at Premium Price Point
San Francisco's Alpha School, charging $75,000/year, uses AI instead of teachers to deliver its curriculum, focusing on individualized learning and 'life skills'. Critics raise concerns about the impact of AI on education quality.
Dua Lipa Delights San Francisco with Green Day's Billie Joe Armstrong in Surprise "Wake Me Up When September Ends" Duet at Chase Center
Dua Lipa performed with Green Day's Billie Joe Armstrong in San Francisco, covering "Wake Me Up When September Ends" at her tour stop at the Chase Center.
San Francisco Man Charged with Narcotics Trafficking and Firearm Possession in Tenderloin District
Arrest of Clyde Darn for narcotics trafficking in San Francisco announced, with charges including firearm possession. He pleaded not guilty at arraignment.
Bay Area Residents to Vote on Sales Tax to Support Transit Systems in 2026 Ballot
California Governor Gavin Newsom signed the Connect Bay Area Act into law to let voters decide in 2026 on a sales tax to support Bay Area transit agencies facing budget shortfalls.
San Francisco Leads Multi-City Legal Challenge Against Anti-LGBTQIA Executive Orders
San Francisco leads an 11-city coalition in filing an amicus brief to block anti-LGBTQIA executive orders, emphasizing the importance of protecting transgender rights and access to healthcare services.
Bay Area Braces for Post-Frontal Showers and Thunderstorms, Mount Diablo Radio Outage Adds to Weather Woes
Rain showers and possible thunderstorms, with chances of lightning, heavy rain, gusty winds, and hail, are forecasted for the Bay Area, causing potential urban flooding and difficult driving conditions.
San Francisco Buzzes with Economic Optimism as 50,000 Attendees Flock to Salesforce's Dreamforce Conference at Moscone Center
Salesforce's Dreamforce conference in San Francisco is expected to draw 50,000 attendees, generate $130M in revenue, and feature high-profile speakers and celebrities.
San Francisco Scientist Dr. Fred Ramsdell Unaware of Nobel Prize Win While Remote Camping in Yellowstone
Dr. Fred Ramsdell was unknowingly awarded the Nobel Prize in Medicine while remote camping, for work on immune tolerance with Dr. Mary Brunkow and Dr. Shimon Sakaguchi. UC set a record with five Nobels in a week.
San Francisco Crime Debate Ignites as Tech Titans Benioff and Musk Clash with City Officials Over National Guard Proposal
Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff and Tesla CEO Elon Musk suggest deploying National Guard troops in San Francisco to address crime, meeting opposition from city officials and public concern over militarized law enforcement.
Bay Area and Central Coast Prepare for Early Season Rainstorm with Thunderstorms and Potential Flooding
The Bay Area and Central Coast expect a significant early-season rainstorm with up to 3 inches in mountains, possible thunderstorms, and risks of flooding and strong winds.
After 27 Years of Delays, Treasure Island's $25M Marina Finally Has the Money to Build
A marina project that's been stuck in regulatory limbo since the Willie Brown era just got the one thing it's been missing for nearly three decades: actual money. The partnership announced this week means construction crews could finally break ground at Clipper Cove by next summer.
Bay Area Braces for Cold Snap and Heavy Rainfall as New Week Promises Stormy Weather
The National Weather Service forecasts a significant cold snap and rainstorm for the Bay Area starting Monday, with potential thunderstorms, freezing conditions, and local flash flood risks.












