San Francisco Wine Competition was held in Cloverdale, California in the middle of January. Nearly 5,500 wines from almost a thousand wineries in North America were judge by more than 55 wine judges.

San Francisco leaders reaffirmed its status as a sanctuary city on Tuesday as the Trump administration vows to make good on campaign promises for increased immigration enforcement.

Mexican national and illegal immigrant Francisco Oropeza has accepted a plea agreement that will see him spend the remainder of his life in prison for the April 2023 murder of five people in the Trails End community of San Jacinto County.

As he begins preparations for the upcoming NFL Draft, now former Texas Longhorns tight end Gunnar Helm has officially signed with an agency. As announced on so

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Singing Water Vineyards in Texas Hill Country beats California producers to win 2025's best cabernet sauvignon, a first for a Texas winery.

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San Francisco is set to become the first city in the state to launch a new network of speed cameras. The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA) is starting to get the word out to drivers of where to slow down ahead of the 33 speed cameras being installed and working by March.

San Francisco-based record label Empire acquired One Montgomery, positioning the historic downtown building to enter a new era. Empire helped launch the careers of artists like Kendrick Lamar, Anderson .

A man accused of killing five people in Texas in 2023 after a neighbor complained that he was keeping a baby awake by firing a gun in his yard late at night has pleaded guilty to murder charges and will serve a life sentence without the possibility of parole.

Francisco Oropeza, a Mexican national, pleaded guilty to capital murder of multiple persons as part of a deal to avoid a possible death sentence, according to San Jacinto County District Attorney Todd Dillon.