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The tough race to rent an apartment in San Francisco is shifting gears
Limited housing supply clashes with high salaries in the AI industry: "Fine, we'll pay $10,000".
A giant statue was discovered under the yard – and no one knows how it got there
A San Francisco couple is trying to solve the mystery of a large limestone statue, weighing about 68 kilograms, found buried in their yard. Greg Gathwood discovered the piece by chance while gardening, initially mistaking it for a block of concrete.
United Returns to Israel: Resuming San Francisco to Tel Aviv Route in March 2027
United Airlines has announced the resumption of direct flights between San Francisco and Tel Aviv starting March 28, 2027. The route will operate three times weekly as part of the airline's largest international network expansion.
Train operator fell asleep while driving and woke up at the moment of collision
Unusual footage from San Francisco shows a train operator dozing off while driving, moments before the train he was operating collided with force into another train standing on the tracks.
For the First Time: AI Manager Fires Human Employee
An AI agent named Luna, managing the Andon Market store in San Francisco, decided to fire an employee due to persistent lateness. This marks the first known instance of an AI in a management role terminating a human worker.
Digging in a San Francisco yard – and finding a mysterious statue
Greg Gatwood and Judy Gittelson found a carved limestone statue in the ground that may be related to the city's artistic past. The clues point to the Art Institute across from their home – and perhaps to artist Ralph Stackpole.