Voices for Change: Addressing the stigma of mental health care in the AAPI community
From season 6, episode 4: we speak to Kaiser East Bay psychiatrist Dr. Ingrid Chen about combatting the stigmas and barriers to mental health care for members of the AAPI community.
From season 6, episode 4: we speak to Kaiser East Bay psychiatrist Dr. Ingrid Chen about combatting the stigmas and barriers to mental health care for members of the AAPI community.
Voices for Change: Kristina Cho releases new cookbook 'Chinese Enough'
From season 6, episode 4: East Bay chef Kristina Cho is celebrating her new cookbook 'Chinese Enough' after it was nominated for a James Beard award. Cho explores her own experiences as a first-generation American. Her recipes, drawn of the influence of her family, but with a twist of her own unique flair.
From season 6, episode 4: East Bay chef Kristina Cho is celebrating her new cookbook 'Chinese Enough' after it was nominated for a James Beard award. Cho explores her own experiences as a first-generation American. Her recipes, drawn of the influence of her family, but with a twist of her own unique flair.
Voices for Change: 'Making Waves' documentary highlights fight for Asian American studies
From season 6, episode 4: the 'Making Waves' documentary made its San Francisco debut during CAAM Fest, spotlighting the struggle for the inclusion of Asian American studies in school curriculum.
From season 6, episode 4: the 'Making Waves' documentary made its San Francisco debut during CAAM Fest, spotlighting the struggle for the inclusion of Asian American studies in school curriculum.
Oakland police chief wants to loosen police pursuit policy
Oakland Police Chief Floyd Mitchell wants to loosen police pursuit policy.
Oakland Police Chief Floyd Mitchell wants to loosen police pursuit policy.
New U.S. attorney sanctuary city crackdown in California jails
U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli has launched a program called "Operation Guardian Angel" to combat sanctuary city immigration policies.
U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli has launched a program called "Operation Guardian Angel" to combat sanctuary city immigration policies.
Teen pilot makes Bay Area stop during historic solo flight
Ethan Guo, a 19-year-old pilot on a mission to fly solo to all seven continents, stopped in the Bay Area as part of his journey to raise $1 million for cancer research.
Ethan Guo, a 19-year-old pilot on a mission to fly solo to all seven continents, stopped in the Bay Area as part of his journey to raise $1 million for cancer research.
Vigil held for Pearl Pinson, kidnapped Vallejo girl last seen 9 years ago
The Solano County community is remembering Pearl Pinson, a 15-year-old girl who was kidnapped on her way to school nine years ago in Vallejo. A vigil was scheduled on Sunday on the ninth anniversary of her disappearance.
The Solano County community is remembering Pearl Pinson, a 15-year-old girl who was kidnapped on her way to school nine years ago in Vallejo. A vigil was scheduled on Sunday on the ninth anniversary of her disappearance.
Mother, child struck in hit-and-run crash, SFPD seeking driver
Police are searching for the driver of a white SUV involved in a hit-and-run that injured a mother and her child in San Francisco?s Richmond District Saturday evening. Officers arrived at the 31st Avenue and Clement Street intersection in the Outer Richmond neighborhood around 6:20 p.m., where they found the woman and her child.
Police are searching for the driver of a white SUV involved in a hit-and-run that injured a mother and her child in San Francisco?s Richmond District Saturday evening. Officers arrived at the 31st Avenue and Clement Street intersection in the Outer Richmond neighborhood around 6:20 p.m., where they found the woman and her child.
Why getting rid of the penny will cost more
The penny could soon become a collector's item as the Treasury will stop its production. However, some experts argue this would end up being more costly in the long run.
The penny could soon become a collector's item as the Treasury will stop its production. However, some experts argue this would end up being more costly in the long run.
Carnaval festival unfolds in San Francisco's Mission District
It?s Carnaval weekend, and those who celebrate took to the streets in the historic Mission District Sunday morning for the annual San Francisco Carnaval Parade.�
It?s Carnaval weekend, and those who celebrate took to the streets in the historic Mission District Sunday morning for the annual San Francisco Carnaval Parade.�
Vigil in honor of Pearl Pinson, kidnapped on her way to school
Sunday marks eight years since 15-year-old Pearl Pinson was kidnapped on her way to school in Vallejo. Pearl was walking to her bus stop when witnesses say she was suddenly dragged into a car.
Sunday marks eight years since 15-year-old Pearl Pinson was kidnapped on her way to school in Vallejo. Pearl was walking to her bus stop when witnesses say she was suddenly dragged into a car.
WWII airman's remains returned home to Livermore, 81 years later
A Livermore man who fought in World War II and was declared missing in action will be laid to rest in his hometown, will finally be laid to rest on Memorial Day. The remains of Lt. Thomas Kelly Jr. were brought home Sunday, more than 80 years after his plane was shot down over the Pacific.�
A Livermore man who fought in World War II and was declared missing in action will be laid to rest in his hometown, will finally be laid to rest on Memorial Day. The remains of Lt. Thomas Kelly Jr. were brought home Sunday, more than 80 years after his plane was shot down over the Pacific.�
5 year anniversary of the murder of George Floyd
Making their voices heard throughout the streets, a crowd gathered at George Floyd Square to start a day of remembrance and recognition on Saturday.
Making their voices heard throughout the streets, a crowd gathered at George Floyd Square to start a day of remembrance and recognition on Saturday.
San Francisco’s Chinatown hosts first in-person Pride celebration
San Francisco’s Chinatown marked a historic first on Saturday, hosting its first in-person Pride celebration, which included a large procession, traditional lion dancers, and a show of unity between the LGBTQ and Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) communities.
San Francisco’s Chinatown marked a historic first on Saturday, hosting its first in-person Pride celebration, which included a large procession, traditional lion dancers, and a show of unity between the LGBTQ and Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) communities.
Boy, Girl scouts plant flags at graves of fallen soldiers
On Memorial Day weekend, hundreds of Boy and Girl Scouts gathered at Golden Gate National Cemetery to plant American flags in nearly 49,000 graves, honoring those who served and died in the U.S. armed forces.
On Memorial Day weekend, hundreds of Boy and Girl Scouts gathered at Golden Gate National Cemetery to plant American flags in nearly 49,000 graves, honoring those who served and died in the U.S. armed forces.
Long wait times as not all travelers are REAL ID compliant
It's Memorial Day weekend, and travelers can expect longer-than-usual wait times at airports as not all travelers are READ OD compliant.
It's Memorial Day weekend, and travelers can expect longer-than-usual wait times at airports as not all travelers are READ OD compliant.
Israeli airstrike kills Palestinian doctor's 9 of 10 children
The bodies of 79 people killed by Israeli strikes have been brought to hospitals in the past 24 hours, Gaza?s Health Ministry said Saturday, a toll that doesn?t include hospitals in the battered north that it said are now inaccessible. Nine of a doctor?s 10 children were among those killed in Israel?s renewed military offensive, colleagues and the Health Ministry said.
The bodies of 79 people killed by Israeli strikes have been brought to hospitals in the past 24 hours, Gaza?s Health Ministry said Saturday, a toll that doesn?t include hospitals in the battered north that it said are now inaccessible. Nine of a doctor?s 10 children were among those killed in Israel?s renewed military offensive, colleagues and the Health Ministry said.
Oakland clears out massive homeless encampment near I-880
A large homeless encampment in Oakland has been cleared out. City officials announced Friday that crews have finished the closure of the encampment on East 12th Street near 14th Avenue, not far from I-880.?
A large homeless encampment in Oakland has been cleared out. City officials announced Friday that crews have finished the closure of the encampment on East 12th Street near 14th Avenue, not far from I-880.?
Scouts mark Memorial Day with flag tribute at San Bruno cemetery
Hundreds of scouts and volunteers placed about 49,000 American flags at Golden Gate National Cemetery in San Bruno Saturday to honor those who gave their lives in service to the country.
Hundreds of scouts and volunteers placed about 49,000 American flags at Golden Gate National Cemetery in San Bruno Saturday to honor those who gave their lives in service to the country.
SF's Hayes Valley set to become one of the city's entertainment zones
San Francisco Supervisor Bilal Mahmood announced that Hayes Valley will become an entertainment zone which will allow restaurants and bars to sell alcohol to go and people can consume them in the area when there's a special event. He says this will help small businesses thrive. He plans to ask the city to conduct a study to see what else can be done to help merchants and look at the impact of turning the 400 block of Hayes Street into a car-free zone seven days a week.
San Francisco Supervisor Bilal Mahmood announced that Hayes Valley will become an entertainment zone which will allow restaurants and bars to sell alcohol to go and people can consume them in the area when there's a special event. He says this will help small businesses thrive. He plans to ask the city to conduct a study to see what else can be done to help merchants and look at the impact of turning the 400 block of Hayes Street into a car-free zone seven days a week.