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Vanderbilt Plans San Francisco Arts College With $75M Huang Gift
Vanderbilt San Francisco arts college plans advanced this week after Vanderbilt University announced it will
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Hyde Ride Brings New Cable Car Experience to San Francisco Locals
San Francisco’s Municipal Transportation Agency has launched the Hyde Ride, a limited-time cable car service created for local residents. Operating on a historic route with
Pier 70 Redevelopment Plan Adds Proposal for 600 More Homes
Brookfield Properties has proposed revising its Pier 70 redevelopment plan in San Francisco’s Dogpatch neighborhood by adding approximately 600 additional homes. The changes aim to
Business
Balboa Park Affordable Housing Project Gains Community Support
The Balboa Park affordable housing project near San Francisco’s Balboa Park BART station is receiving recognition as an example of how community engagement can support
Entertainment
Pursuit Scavenger Hunt Draws Thousands Across San Francisco
Thousands of people are participating in the San Francisco Pursuit scavenger hunt, a free monthlong event that sends players across neighborhoods to solve puzzles while
Julius’ Castle Reopening Scheduled for September After 20-Year Closure
Historic Julius’ Castle is preparing to reopen in San Francisco this September after remaining closed since 2007. Owner Paul Scott confirmed the reopening following years
San Francisco Unveils 49-Beam Light Display at Civic Center
San Francisco light display plans expanded this week after local nonprofit Illuminate announced the launch of its new 7X7 installation, a public art project that
Frameline Celebrates 50 Years With San Francisco Festival
The Frameline LGBTQ+ Film Festival is marking its 50th anniversary in San Francisco with a schedule of film screenings, filmmaker appearances, and special events examining
Bay Area Mourns Michael Tilson Thomas After Cancer Battle
The death of Michael Tilson Thomas, 12-time Grammy Award-winning conductor and former San Francisco Symphony music director, was confirmed on April 22, 2026 following complications
Technology
Cisco Layoffs Hit Bay Area as AI Reshapes Tech Hiring Trends
Cisco is preparing to cut 471 Bay Area roles, adding a new local marker to one of the most closely watched workforce shifts in the
Bay Area Remote Work Stays Strong Despite Office Mandates
Remote work remains a defining force in the Bay Area economy, even as more companies ask employees to return to the office. Across San Francisco,
Bay Area Innovation: Uber and Nuro Advance Robotaxi Deployment in SF
San Francisco streets are becoming a testing ground for Uber’s autonomous taxi service as the ride-hailing giant advances its robotaxi initiative in partnership with autonomous
San Francisco AI Recruiting Firm Juicebox Expands SoMa Footprint After $80M Funding Boost
Technology firm Juicebox has nearly doubled its South of Market (SoMa) office space in downtown San Francisco following the company’s recent $80 million capital raise, according
San Francisco Bay Turns to AI to Help Protect Gray Whales
San Francisco Bay is turning to artificial intelligence as gray whales move through one of the busiest marine corridors on the West Coast. The technology,
Autodesk Invests $200 Million in AI Startup World Labs
Autodesk AI investment activity expanded significantly this week after the software company committed $200 million to artificial intelligence startup World Labs, a move that represents
Diners Turn to AI Chatbots for Wine Picks in Bay Area Eateries
AI chatbots are increasingly being used for wine picks at Bay Area eateries, as diners turn to tools such as ChatGPT and Gemini to select
Lifestyle
Jollibee Confirms July 31 Opening in Downtown San Francisco
Jollibee San Francisco will return to the city on July 31 with the opening of its new restaurant at 934 Market Street, bringing the Filipino
