UCSF is looking for a few good psychedelic drug enthusiasts to participate in a study about the effects of the drugs in recreational, non-lab settings, in the hope of finding new clinical uses for them.
Newly released video footage appears to show a San Francisco police officer making physical contact with a fleeing suspect before the suspect fatally crashed into a bus shelter in SoMa.
The flu season is off to an unusually early and aggressive start in the Bay Area, with positive tests already exceeding last winter’s peak and hospitals seeing patient volumes typically associated with January and February.
Three surfers, including a 17-year-old San Rafael teen, paddled into the water near Fort Point Tuesday to help a person who had gone over the Golden Gate Bridge, keeping him afloat until a Coast Guard rescue boat arrived.
Less than a day after the board of chip-maker Nvidia was said to be mulling the removal of CEO Jensen Huang, Huang has resigned from the company, and its stock price has taken a hit.
A 70-year-old Loma Mar woman is suing Tesla and a local road-racing club after a crash in August; all but one westbound lane of the Bay Bridge will be closed late tonight; and Steph Curry has been sidelined with an injury.
An Alaska Airlines pilot aborted a landing on Tuesday at SFO due to an aircraft on the runway; Tacos Oscar in Oakland lost over $30K in a data breach at their bank; and Mississippi has its first Black senator since 1881.
The board of Nvidia may be taking steps to remove CEO Jensen Huang, and the news comes after a report that Huang had an extramarital affair with a subordinate, in addition to his dalliance with a Chinese spy.
Union Square is getting a real Christmas tree this year after Macy’s ended its more-than-30-year sponsorship of the tree, while the holiday ice rink has already opened for the season.
Two Waymos were caught on camera behaving badly in SF Tuesday, with one attempting to maneuver around CHP patrol cars on I-280 and another cruising through the city with an SFMTA parking ticket stuck to its windshield.
The tour guide company that was involved in the backcountry ski trip in February in which nine people were killed in an avalanche has ceased operations as it continues to face liability for the tragedy.
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