About The Bay: KCBS Reporter Recalls Life-Threatening Medical Scare
In the blink of an eye, a typical day become a truly remarkable one for KCBS reporter Mike Sugerman - when he became the center of the very story he was covering.
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In the blink of an eye, a typical day become a truly remarkable one for KCBS reporter Mike Sugerman - when he became the center of the very story he was covering.
For the first time in decades, the death rate from lung cancer among women in the U.S. is finally dropping. It may be a turning point in the smoking-fueled epidemic.
Federal health officials are monitoring milk, tap water and precipitation after finding small amounts in Spokane, Washington.
If people keep thing you're tired when you aren't, chances are your droopy, puffy eyelids could use a little lift. In the past that change meant going under the knife, but now there is a non-surgical alternative known as a liquid eyelift.
A new peer-reviewed study suggests how food packaging is a substantial source of exposure to Bisphenol A or BPA.
House Minority leader Nancy Pelosi spoke in San Francisco Monday about the need to protect aspects of health care reform from being cut.
Add "Facebook depression" to potential harms linked with social media, an influential doctors' group warns, referring to a condition it said may affect troubled teens who obsess over the online site.
The number of bedbug complaints in San Francisco has doubled in the past five years, and the violation notices have increased threefold.
Psychiatric workers at Napa State Hospital protested Monday against the slow pace of reform following the killing of a nurse last year and subsequent assaults on colleagues.
Minuscule amounts of radiation from Japan's damaged nuclear plant continue to reach the West Coast, including California, but scientists say it poses no health risk.
Residents in about 160 homes in the Pleasanton area are being warned not to drink tap water until at least Monday after a water main was damaged Friday by a landslide.
California's State Controller has asked that pharmacuetical companies lower the price of AIDS medications.
Oakland firefighters completed a radiation screening of a container aboard a ship that arrived from Asia Friday morning and found no reason for concern.
Pacific Gas and Electric Co. is proposing to allow residents to switch off the wireless signals on their utility meters for a fee, but opponents of the devices aren't satisfied.
San Francisco had the fewest number of tuberculosis cases on record last year, but on Thursday's World TB day city health officials acknowledged they have a long way to go.
