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House committee investigating Jan. 6 Capitol attack will make criminal referrals
Rep. Bennie Thompson (D-MS) shared on Tuesday that the House select committee investigating the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the US Capitol would be making criminal referrals to the Department of Justice.
South Bay woman allegedly kidnapped in Mexico
A South Bay woman has reportedly been kidnapped in Mexico, according to a Facebook group created by the woman’s family and friends. Monica De Leon, 29, of San Mateo, was walking in Tepatitlan, Mexico, when she was allegedly forced into a van.
UC Berkeley trains guides for people going through psychedelic mental health treatment
Psychedelics have been going through a resurgence recently and many healthcare professionals have been exploring their potential to help with trauma. This training lasts 9 months, a total of 175 hours.
Biden administration wants to provide more access to naloxone
Since the Biden administration announced an Overdose Prevention Strategy last year, the U.S. has already increased its capacity to save lives. However, the administration wants further improvement by maxing naloxone more easily available.
Liam’s List: Virtual Holiday Celebration, Rolling Stones and Holiday Heroes
kick off the start of December with a variety of fun activities to begin the Holiday Season. From spending with puppies to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the GDB at the Virtual Holiday Celebration to sitting poolside at The Colony Club,.
Kanye West kicked off Twitter once again for antisemitic content
It was a brief return, but Ye, the rapper and mogul formerly known as Kanye West, managed to make quite an impression on Twitter and has now been suspended for tweeting an image of a swastika inside of a Star of David.
Beloved See's Candies gears up for another busy holiday season
If you’ve driven by the See’s Candies factory in South San Francisco and smelled the chocolate in the air, you may have wondered how much work goes into making sure there are enough sweets on the shelves to make it through the holidays.
Monoclonal antibody treatment is ineffective, limiting options for tackling COVID-19
The FDA has brought an end to the use of a key monoclonal antibody as a treatment for those who catch COVID-19, and have a weak immune system because it is no longer effective against the emerging omicron variants.
SFPD steps up patrols in response to baby fentanyl exposure at park
The San Francisco Police and Parks and Recreation Departments are trying to assure residents that the city’s public parks are safe after a 10-month-old baby was accidentally exposed to fentanyl at Moscone Park in the Marina.
Baby reportedly overdoses on fentanyl at San Francisco park
The safety of San Francisco parks is under fire after a toddler overdosed on fentanyl while playing this week. The 10-month-old baby who suffered an accidental fentanyl overdose at Moscone Park on Tuesday is safely recovering at home.
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