Explore a detailed, data-driven overview of Levi's Stadium World Cup Games Santa Clara and its significant tech-market implications.
Marcus Chen / August 30, 2026
The Bay, Now
Sergeant Ma's opening at China Basin in San Francisco marks a significant waterfront dining milestone, featuring authentic Bay Area flavors.
SF Bay Area Times Editorial · August 29, 2026
The Caltrain railyards redevelopment at 4th and King is progressing to near-term planning, with public discussions indicating a significant…
Miles Peterson · August 28, 2026
Union Square’s Dewey Monument honors Manila Bay while obscuring the U.S. annexation of the Philippines and the deadly colonial war that followed.
Sierra Delgado · August 27, 2026
The 23rd Annual International Ocean Film Festival will take place from April 10–12, 2026, at Fort Mason Center for Arts & Culture, featuring films and…
Priya Nair · August 27, 2026
SF Bay Area Times reports on the Skyline Watershed Ridge Trail opening and its impact on recreation and watershed stewardship.
Larry Miller · August 26, 2026
What changes when a household's photos, backups and media move onto one machine at home: setup, recovery, privacy, and the parts people underestimate.
Priya Nair · August 26, 2026
Behring Companies plans to transform a former lab into an AI data center in downtown Oakland, raising concerns about energy use and neighborhood impact.
Miles Peterson · August 25, 2026
Avatar video solved policy training. Scenario and onboarding content needs animation and continuity, and that is where L&D teams hit the avatar ceiling.
Anjali Mehta · August 25, 2026
Motion was never the hard part. Identity was. What changed for independent comics creators, and what it still does not enable.
Camille Rousseau · August 24, 2026
For a five-person studio the cutscene was always the thing that got cut. Generative video changed the floor, not the ceiling, and previz is where the economics actually move.
Miles Peterson · August 24, 2026
State of Play Festival 2026 returns to ODC Campus, showcasing Bay Area dance and innovation from August 27 to 30, 2026. Don't miss the excitement!
Anjali Mehta · August 24, 2026
Our 2025 estimate puts the Bay Area at $1.521T, ahead of Los Angeles at $1.488T, making it the world's second-largest metro economy.
Miles Peterson · August 24, 2026