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Bay Area Mardi Gras 2026 Celebrations Bring Regional Culture to Life
Mardi Gras 2026 is set to infuse the Bay Area with a vibrant mix of
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California Billionaire Tax Could Shake Bay Area Housing Market
California is moving forward with a proposal to tax its wealthiest residents—specifically, a 5% tax on billionaires’ net worth. While this measure is still in
SF Tech Giant Autodesk Announces 1,000 Global Layoffs as Workforce Shifts
Autodesk, the San Francisco–based software company specializing in design and engineering tools, has announced that it will lay off approximately 1,000 employees globally. This move
Business
U.S. Universities See Sharp Decline in International Student Numbers
International students have long been an essential part of U.S. higher education, contributing not only to the financial health of many institutions but also to
Entertainment
San Francisco Super Bowl Festivities Win Bay Area Praise
Super Bowl festivities have brought San Francisco and the surrounding Bay Area into sustained national focus as Super Bowl LX-related activities unfold across multiple cities,
Taste Your Way Through San Francisco’s Culinary Delights
San Francisco’s culinary delights are woven into the city’s identity. From the scent of sourdough near the waterfront to the sizzling woks of Chinatown, every
Bay Area Commuter Ferry Adds Friday Night Live Music Cruises
Bay Area Commuter Ferry has introduced a new and exciting way to end the workweek, offering live music cruises on Friday nights. The initiative, launched
Bay Area Hiking Trails for Beginners and Experienced Hikers
The Bay Area offers a variety of landscapes, ranging from lush forests to dramatic coastal cliffs, making it a favored destination for hikers. Whether you
San Francisco’s Indie Music Scene: A New Era for Independent Artists
San Francisco’s indie music scene is entering a new era, one defined by creative autonomy, genre-defying experimentation, and community-first momentum. Independent artists across the Bay
Technology
AI Voice Clones and Global Disinformation Risks
AI voice clones are becoming an increasingly sophisticated technology that raises important concerns about their potential impact on global disinformation. These tools, which use machine
San Francisco’s Green Investments: Who Pays the Price?
San Francisco has long positioned itself as a leader in environmental innovation, and its latest wave of green investments continues that trajectory. From solar-powered transit
Limits of Sleep-Tracking Devices and What Users Should Know
Sleep-tracking devices have gained widespread popularity, becoming an integral part of many people’s nightly routines. From smartwatches and rings to phone apps, millions of consumers
How AI-Driven Billboards Are Shaping San Francisco Ad Culture
Billboards across San Francisco are getting smarter, and more personal. With AI powering everything from content rotation to audience targeting, outdoor advertising is evolving into
The Real Cost of Social Media on Human Connections in San Francisco
Social media has become second nature in San Francisco. It’s how people share updates, discover events, and build careers. But beneath the likes and reposts,
Bay Area Commuting Costs Rise with New Tolls and BART Fare Hikes
As 2026 begins, commuters in the Bay Area are facing an increase in their daily travel costs. Starting January 1, both bridge tolls and BART
San Francisco Blackout Reveals Limits of Robotaxi Technology
San Francisco blackout reveals robotaxi limits and infrastructure gaps The recent large-scale power failure in San Francisco has provided a critical stress test for the
Lifestyle
How AI Programs Are Reshaping California UC Enrollment Patterns
California’s University of California (UC) system is increasingly turning to artificial intelligence (AI) and data-driven tools to streamline its enrollment processes and better manage student
