Stories from San Francisco · United States

The city finalized an agreement designating Kizar Stadium as the home venue for the Golden City Football Club for up to 30 years. The deal includes $10 million in stadium upgrades in exchange for the long-term designation.

OpenAI is preparing to launch a new cybersecurity model intended to rival Anthropic's Claude.

Researchers have determined that GPT-5.5 performs at a level comparable to Mythos' cybersecurity capabilities. The findings challenge previous claims regarding Mythos' specialized prowess in the field. The research group Artificial Analysis reported that GPT-5.5 scored 3 points.

Founders Fund has committed an additional $624 million to defense startup Anduril. This investment brings the total funding from the firm to at least $2.6 billion. The startup is currently raising capital at a $60 billion valuation.

Bishop Michael Barber announced proposed church closures due to declining mass attendance and a shrinking number of priests in the region. The announcement did not include a specific timeline for the closures. Local residents expressed shock and anger regarding the decision.

The internet services Jeeves and Ask.com have ceased operations after nearly 30 years.

Almanac Beer in the California Bay Area has released a commercial beer called Flow Clean Air Edition. The product uses CO2 captured directly from the atmosphere for carbonation.

Jennifer Wanacott, a spokesperson for Planned Parenthood Affiliates of California, stated that a recent ruling regarding abortion pills will affect all states. Wanacott indicated that patients and providers in California will be impacted by the decision.

A miniature brain implant designed to treat depression has received Investigational Device Exemption (IDE) approval. The device, developed by Motif Neurotech, is now preparing to enter human clinical trials.

Elon Musk has alleged that OpenAI founders stole from charity. No new information was provided in this transcript regarding this event.