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Soon after Dr. Mai Fleming finished her medical residency in the San Francisco Bay Area, she got to work on her Texas medical license. The family medicine doctor had no intention of moving there but invested nine months to master Texas medical law, submit to background checks, get fingerprinted and…

SAN FRANCISCO — Jesus Sanchez’s first hit of the season was a big one.

SAN FRANCISCO — Klay Thompson hasn’t noticed any significant changes to Stephen Curry’s preparation for the postseason despite him being sidelined with an injury for the rest of the regular season.

Amazon has changed its plans for at least five new warehouses across the Bay Area in California in recent months amid pushback from labor unions and environmental groups.

LOS ANGELES — Coronavirus cases have begun to rise in Los Angeles, San Diego and San Francisco counties, likely a result of the highly contagious omicron subvariant BA.2, decreased use of masks and waning immunity.

BALTIMORE — The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra on Tuesday appointed Mark C. Hanson, the former head of the San Francisco Orchestra and a leader one musician described as “a giant in the industry,” as its next president and CEO.

Each day, Benzinga takes a look back at a notable market-related moment that occurred on this date. What Happened: On April 5, 2016, San Francisco became the first U.S. city to guarantee fully paid parental leave.

The city is to open more than 40,000 accounts to help kids save for college after programs elsewhere have shown promise

SAN FRANCISCO — Coach Steve Kerr didn’t have to pin a sign on the Warriors’ bulletin board in their locker room or repeatedly circle Saturday’s game in red ink on a calendar.