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SAN FRANCISCO — With the omicron surge fading fast and people clamoring for a return to pre-pandemic life, public health officials in California and beyond are facing new pressure to relax mask and vaccine safety rules.

The 19-year-old athlete from San Francisco is favourite in three Beijing events

LOS ANGELES — Days after facing criticism for being photographed maskless at Sunday’s Los Angeles Rams-San Francisco 49ers playoff game, Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti has offered an explanation: He was holding his breath.

City attorneys in Los Angeles, San Francisco and San Diego questioned Uber's treatment of transgender drivers and called on the company to explain how it verifies accounts for transgender drivers, action prompted by a Los Angeles Times story that illustrated barriers drivers faced during the process.

SAN FRANCISCO — San Francisco health officials are allowing people who originally got the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine to get a second booster shot — which would give them access to the same number of doses currently available to recipients of Pfizer-BioNTech or Moderna.

It's a subject that's mostly been skated around, but also one the San Francisco 49ers are being realistic about when they talk publicly. They've alluded to it like the elephant in the room without spelling it out. It's been both a cloud over the season and a catalyst for the…

Cruise LLC is starting to offer members of the public rides on San Francisco streets, Interim CEO and Co-Founder Kyle Vogt said in a blog post Tuesday.

For two years, Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders across the country have endured racist verbal, physical and sometimes deadly attacks fueled by the pandemic

Dennis Casey Wu, a student at Lowell High School in San Francisco, did not know much about his city’s history of racism against Chinese Americans.