Bay Area Gets Ready For Returning Iraq Veterans
Veterans Affairs hospitals are gearing up for a flood of veterans coming home from Iraq.
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Veterans Affairs hospitals are gearing up for a flood of veterans coming home from Iraq.
San Francisco firefighters and community members are pulling together to help the family of a Modesto teen who died of leukemia at a local hospital on Friday.
Hundreds of thousands of Californians who want to kick their tobacco habits have a new tool to help them do so.
Lives were saved thanks to organ donations from a young man gunned down just days earlier in Oakland.
District Attorney George Gascón announced Friday the arrest of Carlos Guzmangarza, age 49, of San Francisco for practicing medicine without a license. Guzmangarza, who has no medical license, faces felony charges for stealing the identity of a physician's assistant and performing invasive medical procedures on two victims without a license.
Some 4,000 nurses went on strike at 7 a.m. Thursday—and planned to strike a full 24 hours—to protest concessions management is seeking in five contracts, according to the California Nurses Association.
One of the new California laws set to take effect on January 1st would make it illegal to purchase alcohol in grocery store self-checkout lines in an effort to prevent minors from buying alcohol.
About 4,000 registered nurses plan to stage a one-day strike at eight Bay Area hospitals on Thursday to protest concessions that Sutter Health management is seeking.
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San Francisco landlords who want to ban smoking entirely on a property will not be able to evict a tenant who smokes if smoking was allowed in the apartment when the tenant signed a lease.
OUSD is the only school district in Northern California to receive such a grant, from the Federal Health Resources and Services Administration.
Voters in Richmond next year may be casting their votes on a sugary drink tax meant to help combat the city's growing obesity rate.
The Food and Drug Administration is trying to crack down on a Fremont sperm donor who has fathered more than a dozen children.
World leaders and health experts are patting themselves on the back after the largest ever global family planning conference, which was held in West Africa.
