In 2025, San Francisco began to alter its image from one of decline to a renewed source of optimism. Commonly referred to as the change from “doom loop” to “boom loop,” this shift redefined the city’s trajectory and inspired a fresh outlook on its future.
Jessica Chastain steps into the enthralling world of “Dreams,” a San Francisco-set thriller from award-winning director Michel Franco. An illicit love affair takes a perilous turn, as Greenwich Entertainment prepares to release the film in February.
Taylor Fritz delivered a stunning upset over world No. 1 Carlos Alcaraz at the 2025 Laver Cup in San Francisco. The Saturday night showdown, hyped as the tournament’s most anticipated match, thrilled the jam-packed arena and left fans buzzing about this unexpected result.
Amid the bustle of lunch hour at San Francisco’s Zuni Cafe, a sudden crisis called for urgent intervention. Rodrigo Lopez, a busser at the renowned eatery, performed CPR on a collapsed customer, saving a life and prompting the SFFD to recognize his bravery with a plaque.
San Francisco Housing Authority’s Chief Executive Officer, Tonia Lediju, has parted ways with the agency. Multiple sources confirm her departure, but specific details surrounding her exit remain unknown.
Nearly three decades after the beloved sitcom’s final episode aired, the cast of “Full House” is reuniting at San Francisco’s Palace of Fine Arts, reigniting nostalgia for fans of the iconic show.
In a bold move to cement its role as a global AI leader, San Francisco is deploying Microsoft Copilot to 30,000 city employees. Mayor Daniel Lurie discusses with Kate Rogers how this initiative is transforming the city amid rapidly changing technology.
Unplanned track repairs on San Francisco’s BART system are causing delays of up to 20 minutes and partial line closures, significantly impacting Wednesday morning commuters.
As Pride Month unfolds, Haight Street’s iconic Trax bar announces its closure but promises a swift return under new ownership as Mary’s on Haight.
A fatal collision on Highway 101 at 5:15 a.m. has shut down all northbound lanes in San Francisco, causing significant delays for morning commuters. Authorities are on the scene as an investigation into the cause of the crash is underway.
