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As the warm days and foggy evenings of San Francisco summer arrive, the Bay Area’s performing arts scene bursts into motion with festivals, free outdoor performances, bold new works, and beloved ...

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The move comes as artificial intelligence continues to make waves in higher education, changing the way students are learning ...

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A canceled screening of the award-winning documentary “The Big Sea” in St. John the Baptist Parish has sparked allegations of censorship and First Amendment violations. Community activists and legal ...

CBS News Bay Area reporter Ryan Yamamoto, CBS News Los Angeles reporter Tom Wait and San Francisco Examiner editor-in-chief ...

San Francisco’s immigration courts have been the hardest-hit in a wave of immigration-judge firings and resignations across the United States, according to data shared by an immigration judges’ union ...

Chonkers has become a massive tourist attraction in San Francisco since first spotted in mid-March. Is the Steller sea lion ...

The League of Filipino students, in collaboration with Filipino community members, hosted a documentary screening and ...

The Y encourages people to recognize their value as individuals, have a sense of belonging, and to become the best version of ...