News across Greater San Francisco
Mission Local
Published 55 minutes ago三藩市教育委員會選舉：對立陣營將交鋒，其中一方資金多得多
三藩市教育委員會選戰中，獲科技界支持的 GrowSF、教師工會和 Parent Coalition 三方對壘。 三藩市教育委員會選舉：對立陣營將交鋒，其中一方資金多得多
Mission Local
Published 57 minutes ago「它們不代表我」：加密貨幣業高層斥50萬美元助選，艾霖敦力求表明不受科技業左右
Chris Larsen 的捐款金額創三藩市市參事選舉史上最高紀錄。他表示，艾霖敦的「務實」讓他「印象深刻」。 「它們不代表我」：加密貨幣業高層斥50萬美元助選，艾霖敦力求表明不受科技業左右
Mission Local
Published 61 minutes ago麥德誠為何沒有強勁對手？從第6選區地圖看起
2022年選區重劃，第6選區一個重要的進步派根據地被劃走。有意挑戰者面對的選民較少，卻不易接觸 麥德誠為何沒有強勁對手？從第6選區地圖看起
Alameda Post
Published 3 hours agoMath Puzzle for October 2, 2026
Jeff Smith's Math Puzzle for October 2, 2026 - Standing on a tiger’s tail is tantamount to being a tiger.
Alameda Post
Published 3 hours agoAlameda PostCast for October 2, 2026
In Episode 222, Scott Piehler's topics include: Alameda’s loss is the brewing industry’s loss. Council to review guaranteed income. The Tilden roundabout is open. College of Alameda seeks a new president. Portola comes and goes. The latest real estate sales, and activities for…
Sonoma Valley Sun
Published 4 hours agoJosette Brose-Eichar: AI, Human Stupidity, and Planetary Survival
A few weeks ago, these two headlines sat side-by-side on the business page of the San Francisco Chronicle: “EPA eliminates rule that limits emissions from… The post Josette Brose-Eichar: AI, Human Stupidity, and Planetary Survival first appeared on Sonoma Valley Sun .
Mission Local
Published 5 hours agoThis is not a butterfly
At Bayview–Hunters Point. Photo by Walter Mackins. This is not a butterfly
GPB News
Published 7 hours agoSan Francisco's car crime has plunged. How much credit does Flock deserve?
San Francisco leaders say AI-powered cameras helped drive a dramatic decline in car crime. We examine the evidence — and whether the city can keep its high-tech dragnet without sacrificing civil liberties.
WVIA Public Media
Published 7 hours agoSan Francisco's car crime has plunged. How much credit does Flock deserve?
San Francisco leaders say AI-powered cameras helped drive a dramatic decline in car crime. We examine the evidence — and whether the city can keep its high-tech dragnet without sacrificing civil liberties.
The Ingleside Light
Published 16 hours ago🟧 Climbing Gym Sneak Peek // Regional Transit Measure Explainer
Plus: A Q&A with Ocean Avenue's Kate Favetti.
Westside Observer
Published 21 hours agoThe City That Knew How
How San Francisco’s forty-foot limits—and the neighborhood network behind them—helped shape the city
Westside Observer
Published 21 hours ago“The San Francisco Initiative Machine”
How a progressive-era tool to let citizens bypass powerful interests now requires money — and an industry built around collecting signatures.