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Uni Burgers and Pizza Bagels Headline the Bite-Sized Secret Menu at Outside Lands 2026

Uni Burgers and Pizza Bagels Headline the Bite-Sized Secret Menu at Outside Lands 2026

Take a snacky side quest through San Francisco’s three-day music festival at Golden Gate Park
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Waymo shows it learned critical lesson from previous blackouts

Waymo shows it learned critical lesson from previous blackouts

Last December, a power outage brought traffic in the city of San Francisco to its knees after dozens of Waymo robotaxis suddenly shut down during the chaos. Waymo was forced to suspend service after posts on X (the former Twitter) showed its vehicles stuck at numerous intersections, unsure how ...
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California Allocates $2.5 Billion for Transportation Projects, Enhancing Statewide Infrastructure

California Allocates $2.5 Billion for Transportation Projects, Enhancing Statewide Infrastructure

Governor Gavin Newsom's office announced a significant allocation of nearly $2.5 billion for over 150 transportation projects across California. This funding is part of a broader fiscal year 2025-26 transportation budget totaling approximately $13.8 billion. The projects include state highway work, public transit, local streets and roads, active transportation, and intercity rail projects. Notable allocations include $257 million for mobility hubs in southwest Los Angeles County, $99 million for the Whiskey Creek Bridge renovation in Shasta County, and $64 million for work on Interstate 215 in Riverside County. This announcement coincides with ongoing efforts to advance California's high-speed rail project, which aims to connect Los Angeles and San Francisco, despite facing delays and funding challenges.
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The Soccer Cup Travel Guide for People Who Love Walkable Cities

The Soccer Cup Travel Guide for People Who Love Walkable Cities

Planning a trip for the 2026 Soccer Cup? Our guide ranks the U.S. host cities by walkability to help you find the perfect car-free fan experience.
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Tropical Storm Bertha Expected to Form Off Florida Coast, Threatening Heavy Rain and Storm Surge

Tropical Storm Bertha Expected to Form Off Florida Coast, Threatening Heavy Rain and Storm Surge

Tropical Depression Two is anticipated to strengthen into Tropical Storm Bertha off the coast of Florida. The system is expected to bring heavy rain and thunderstorms to Florida's west coast, Big Bend area, and Panhandle. A tropical storm watch is in effect for much of Florida's Panhandle, and a storm surge watch is in place from the Alabama/Florida border to the mouth of the Mississippi River. The depression is forecast to produce 2 to 4 inches of rainfall through Friday along the Gulf Coast, with isolated higher totals possible.
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Power Restored to Thousands in San Francisco After Widespread Outage

Power Restored to Thousands in San Francisco After Widespread Outage

Power has been fully restored to thousands of PG&E customers in San Francisco following a significant outage. The affected areas included the Presidio, Richmond, Sea Cliff, Golden Gate Park, and Panhandle neighborhoods. The outage was part of a larger disruption that initially impacted approximately 9,400 customers due to a routine operation at two substations. PG&E's outage map indicated the specific neighborhoods affected, and the utility has since restored service to all customers.
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Massive Power Outage in San Francisco Due to System Glitch, Affecting Thousands

Massive Power Outage in San Francisco Due to System Glitch, Affecting Thousands

A massive power outage in San Francisco affected approximately 9,400 PG&E customers after a routine operation at two substations triggered a protective device. A system glitch mistakenly alerted about 120,000 customers of a power loss, although only 9,400 were actually affected. The outage began around 9:45 a.m., impacting the Richmond and Golden Gate Park neighborhoods. The erroneous alert drew attention to PG&E's status as a state-regulated monopoly, with no direct competition in its service territory. The utility has since restored power and is investigating the cause of the outage.
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PG&E Restores Power After Six-Hour San Francisco Outage Affects 9,400 Customers

PG&E Restores Power After Six-Hour San Francisco Outage Affects 9,400 Customers

Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) restored power to approximately 9,400 customers in San Francisco's Richmond and Golden Gate Park neighborhoods after an unplanned outage on Saturday. The outage, which began around 9:45 a.m., lasted nearly six hours and disrupted businesses, traffic signals, and raised concerns about the reliability of the area's electrical infrastructure. The outage was triggered by a protective device activation during a routine operational procedure between two substations. Initially, PG&E's system incorrectly reported over 120,000 customers without power due to a system glitch. This incident marks the fourth significant outage in the area within seven months, with previous disruptions including a substation fire in December.
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Tropical Storm Bertha Forms Off Florida Coast, Heavy Rain Expected

Tropical Storm Bertha Forms Off Florida Coast, Heavy Rain Expected

Tropical Storm Bertha has officially formed off the coast of Florida, as confirmed by NOAA Hurricane Hunters. The storm, with maximum sustained winds of 40 mph (65 km/h), is currently moving erratically at 3 mph but is expected to shift northwestward tonight and into Tuesday morning. A tropical storm watch is in effect for much of Florida's Panhandle, while a storm surge watch has been issued from the Alabama/Florida border to the mouth of the Mississippi River. Heavy rainfall of 2 to 4 inches, with isolated totals up to 6 inches, is forecast along the Gulf Coast and adjacent inland areas through Friday. Despite its development into a tropical storm, forecasters do not expect Bertha to intensify into a hurricane due to the presence of Saharan dust and strong wind shear. The storm is expected to remain a significant rainmaker for the region.
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World Cup Watch Parties Capture Community Spirit Across U.S. Cities

World Cup Watch Parties Capture Community Spirit Across U.S. Cities

World Cup Watch Parties Capture Community Spirit Across U.S. Cities
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Diverging Rental Markets: Cities with Falling and Rising Rent Prices

Diverging Rental Markets: Cities with Falling and Rising Rent Prices

The U.S. rental market is experiencing contrasting trends, with some cities seeing a decline in rent prices while others face increases. Cities like Denver and Austin have witnessed rent reductions due to new construction and cooling demand, providing relief to tenants. Conversely, cities such as San Francisco and Chicago are experiencing rising rents, driven by renewed demand and limited housing supply. This divergence highlights the varying impacts of supply and demand dynamics across different regions.
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Deutsche Bank Report Highlights Global Price Disparities in Everyday Items

Deutsche Bank Report Highlights Global Price Disparities in Everyday Items

Deutsche Bank Report Highlights Global Price Disparities in Everyday Items