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California Forever has bold plans, hundreds of millions in capital invested, and some of the biggest names in tech backing its vision of a brand new city outside of San Francisco – but can it convince skeptical voters to see the light? Josh Marcus reports

The Seahawks look to declare independence from the 49ers in 2024

The claims include being paid $14 an hour in cash without pay stubs and often working without breaks

The woman was pushed as a train approached, hit her head on the train and fell on the platform

Authorities with Bay Area Rapid Transit say a homeless man pushed a 74-year-old woman into an arriving train at a downtown San Francisco station

Since launching, Fabulosa Books’ Books Not Bans program has sent more than 700 books to states across the US

“She started to run, she tripped and it bit her on the bum when she was down,” the child’s mom said.

The monthlong celebration of LGBTQ+ Pride will reach its exuberant grand finale as multitudes of rainbow-laden revelers hit the streets for marquee parades in New York, Chicago, San Francisco and elsewhere across the globe

"Talk about what you need to fix and also encourage your people to come back to work," San Francisco Fed President Mary Daly said.

Eight San Francisco women are part of a pilot program by a local nonprofit to engage more homeless parents in advocacy as family homelessness surges in the U.S. The mothers spent six months with Compass Family Services learning about the city's budget process and the homeless services system

San Francisco’s mayor says the decision by the U.S. Supreme Court allowing cities to enforce bans on sleeping outside in public spaces will allow the city to begin clearing homeless encampments that have plagued the city