Amazon deal to buy One Medical worries advocates over patient care and privacy
Labor leaders demonstrated Tuesday against a deal that would see Amazon buying health care provider One Medical. Labor leaders and privacy advocates are worried the deal could impact patient care and patient privacy.
Labor leaders demonstrated Tuesday against a deal that would see Amazon buying health care provider One Medical. Labor leaders and privacy advocates are worried the deal could impact patient care and patient privacy.
Man poses as delivery driver in SF, demands signature
Surveillance video shows a man walking up to a home in San Francisco's Mission Terrace neighborhood and picking up a package that was already delivered.
Surveillance video shows a man walking up to a home in San Francisco's Mission Terrace neighborhood and picking up a package that was already delivered.
96-year-old artist expresses political views through a painting of January 6 Insurrection
A 96-year-old artist in San Francisco used her paintbrush to express her social conscience and political views. Elaine Badgley Arnoux said she's inspired by the chaos of the January 6 insurrection and the congressional hearings that are part of the investigation. .
A 96-year-old artist in San Francisco used her paintbrush to express her social conscience and political views. Elaine Badgley Arnoux said she's inspired by the chaos of the January 6 insurrection and the congressional hearings that are part of the investigation. .
Stanford testing wastewater for monkeypox as vaccine shortage continues
Scientists at Stanford are testing wastewater for monkeypox, just as they did for Coronavirus. Since June, monkeypox has been detected in 10 of 11 sewer systems tested by the Sewer Coronavirus Alert Network or SCAN, including Palo Alto and other Bay Area cities
Scientists at Stanford are testing wastewater for monkeypox, just as they did for Coronavirus. Since June, monkeypox has been detected in 10 of 11 sewer systems tested by the Sewer Coronavirus Alert Network or SCAN, including Palo Alto and other Bay Area cities
Latino community accounts for 30% of San Francisco monkeypox cases; the city is working to get more vaccines
As monkeypox cases continue to rise, San Francisco's Department of Public Health has noticed rates increasing at an alarming rate among the city's Latino population. The health department is working with community groups to warn Latinos and help them protect themselves.
As monkeypox cases continue to rise, San Francisco's Department of Public Health has noticed rates increasing at an alarming rate among the city's Latino population. The health department is working with community groups to warn Latinos and help them protect themselves.
San Francisco NAACP calls for Ann Hsu to step down
Members of the San Francisco branch of the NAACP joined those calling for school board member Ann Hsu to step down. They voted unanimously Sunday to call for her immediate resignation.
Members of the San Francisco branch of the NAACP joined those calling for school board member Ann Hsu to step down. They voted unanimously Sunday to call for her immediate resignation.
45th San Francisco Marathon introduces non-binary race category
More than 23,000 athletes packed the streets of San Francisco for the 45th Annual San Francisco Marathon.
More than 23,000 athletes packed the streets of San Francisco for the 45th Annual San Francisco Marathon.
Mark Zuckerberg's San Francisco home sells for $31M
Mark Zuckerberg sold his San Francisco home for $31 million, according to a grant deed filed with the city on July 1. The off-market sale is reportedly the biggest residential deal in San Francisco so far this year.
Mark Zuckerberg sold his San Francisco home for $31 million, according to a grant deed filed with the city on July 1. The off-market sale is reportedly the biggest residential deal in San Francisco so far this year.
Man seriously injured after falling off elevated walkway in San Francisco's Japantown
A man was seriously injured after falling off an elevated walkway in Japantown Saturday night.
A man was seriously injured after falling off an elevated walkway in Japantown Saturday night.
'We are one of the epicenters': Bay Area responds as monkeypox becomes global emergency
The World Health Organization has declared monkeypox a global health emergency. This is the WHO’s highest level of alert. Health officials in the Bay Area said we are one of the 'epicenters' of the disease and there must be a coordinated effort to stop the spread.
The World Health Organization has declared monkeypox a global health emergency. This is the WHO’s highest level of alert. Health officials in the Bay Area said we are one of the 'epicenters' of the disease and there must be a coordinated effort to stop the spread.
SF Marathon week brings runs and new inclusive races
Runners are lacing up their shoes as the San Francisco Marathon returns this weekend, bigger than ever.
Runners are lacing up their shoes as the San Francisco Marathon returns this weekend, bigger than ever.
Increasing calls for recently-appointed San Francisco school board member to resign after racist comments
The San Francisco Labor Council is the latest group to call for Ann Hsu's resignation, following the school board member's racist questionnaire response denigrating Black and brown families.
The San Francisco Labor Council is the latest group to call for Ann Hsu's resignation, following the school board member's racist questionnaire response denigrating Black and brown families.
Breed vetoes bill ending single-family zoning in San Francisco
Single-family zoning lives on in San Francisco, as Mayor London Breed on Thursday vetoed legislation that would have eliminated single-family zones to allow fourplexes in every neighborhood and six units on corner lots.
Single-family zoning lives on in San Francisco, as Mayor London Breed on Thursday vetoed legislation that would have eliminated single-family zones to allow fourplexes in every neighborhood and six units on corner lots.
San Francisco deferring 2nd dose of monkeypox vaccine until supply increases
San Francisco Department of Public Health on Friday announced they will defer the second dose of the Jynneos monkeypox vaccine in order to inoculate as many people from broader at-risk populations as demand outweighs supply.
San Francisco Department of Public Health on Friday announced they will defer the second dose of the Jynneos monkeypox vaccine in order to inoculate as many people from broader at-risk populations as demand outweighs supply.
Fence around San Francisco BART station fails to quell illegal street vending
Work remains underway to clear illegal vendors from around a San Francisco BART station.
Work remains underway to clear illegal vendors from around a San Francisco BART station.
Luxury watches targeted in at least 20 San Francisco armed robberies
Armed robbers are targeting people wearing Rolexes and other high-end watches in San Francisco.
Armed robbers are targeting people wearing Rolexes and other high-end watches in San Francisco.
Organizers plan more inclusive San Francisco marathon
Tens of thousands of long-distance runners will hit the streets of San Francisco early Sunday morning for the city's 45th San Francisco Marathon.
Tens of thousands of long-distance runners will hit the streets of San Francisco early Sunday morning for the city's 45th San Francisco Marathon.
San Francisco BART plaza fenced off to curb drug use, illegal street vending
The 24th & Mission BART plaza has been fenced off because of illegal activity happening there, including open drug use and illegal vending of stolen goods.
The 24th & Mission BART plaza has been fenced off because of illegal activity happening there, including open drug use and illegal vending of stolen goods.
'This is kind of a travesty': SF supes slam pace of response to monkeypox outbreak
San Francisco supervisors on Thursday lambasted the public health response to the ongoing global monkeypox outbreak, calling for improved communication with at-risk groups and an influx of vaccine doses.
San Francisco supervisors on Thursday lambasted the public health response to the ongoing global monkeypox outbreak, calling for improved communication with at-risk groups and an influx of vaccine doses.
School districts working to avoid teacher shortages with recruiting events
As the summer months wind down, Bay Area school districts are actively recruiting teachers to fill dozens of vacancies in their classrooms before the start of the school year.
As the summer months wind down, Bay Area school districts are actively recruiting teachers to fill dozens of vacancies in their classrooms before the start of the school year.