On Friday, OpenAI announced that an internal review had found instances of its artificial intelligence agents interacting with multiple US government websites in "unexpected ways." The targeted websites include two for the Securities and Exchange Commission and one tied to US Census Bureau data.
Proving he is truly a unicorn in the modern NBA, Golden State Warriors point guard Stephen Curry has agreed to a two-year, $116M contract extension.
Palo Alto law enforcement warns residents to be alert after multiple mountain lion sightings; Hawaii and the East Coast each facing severe weather events; and Logan Webb named winner of 2026 Willie Mac Award.
Hadeem is headed to the Lower Haight, 15 Romolo gets ready to reveal its two-year remodeled look, and Miami chef Brad Kilgore has snagged the former Leo's Oyster Bar, all in This Week in Food.
Firefighters in Oakland rescue nearly 100 people from overnight apartment fire; Supreme Court strikes down GOP's Missouri midterms map for third time; and officials work to remove 16 sunken vessels from the Oakland Estuary.
The second annual Good Neighbor Week will feature dozens of neighborhood events across the city, including art, live music, food trucks, and beautification projects, with an emphasis on community service.
Dolly Parton brings people together, and that's what happened Friday afternoon in SF's Union Square, where the city celebrated the first ever Dolly Day just as the state of
Amid a crackdown on player celebrations, the NFL fined 49ers fullback Kyle Juszczyk $14,926, saying it determined he was mimicking a beer chug when he performed his signature move, playing off his “Juice” nickname, after a catch Sunday.
A new restaurant, called The Old Post Office, from the restaurant group behind Spruce and The Village Pub, opens October 1 in Burlingame's old post office at 220 Park Road.
Following the success of the Golden Gate Bridge suicide net, Senator Alex Padilla and a colleague introduced a bill to help state and local governments install similar barriers on bridges and other high-risk structures.
A committee tasked with renaming Cesar Chavez Street has narrowed the options to “Sí Se Puede” and “Las Campesinas,” with legislation headed to the SF Board of Supervisors next month.
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