UCSF Opening $1.5B Medical Center In San Francisco's Mission Bay
The $1.5 billion, 289-bed complex will have a special team putting as much care into art for the hospital as the contractor puts into construction.
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The $1.5 billion, 289-bed complex will have a special team putting as much care into art for the hospital as the contractor puts into construction.
A San Francisco task force charged with devising strategies for reducing Hepatitis C infections has recommended a drop-in center where drug users can obtain needles and shoot up.
Across the Bay Area, several cities are seeing an increase in home burglaries. The spike in burglaries may have to do with a very expensive pill.
Approximately 50 Bay Area students and adults on a five-day educational trip in western Marin County became ill Wednesday night and were sent home, a fire dispatcher said.
Oakland city officials are working on amending the city's ordinance on growing medical marijuana to make sure it is in compliance with state marijuana laws.
The teen birth rate dropped to a new low in 2009, according to a state public health report released Tuesday.
Rate hikes of up to 59 percent for members of Blue Shield of California won't be going into effect on March 1 as previously thought.
KCBS In Depth interview with Stanton Glantz on the tobacco industry in the United States.
A California lawmaker wants to prohibit employers from firing qualified medical marijuana users who consume pot when they're not on the job.
The Jack London Inn in Oakland is the second filthiest hotel in America, according to ratings compiled and released by the travel review web site TripAdvisor.
A promising drug shown to decrease the likelihood of transmitting HIV should only be prescribed to men at high risk who are closely monitored by a doctor, federal health officials said Friday.
When Health Care Reform passed last year, millions of parents with uninsured dependents were relieved. But not all dependents will have coverage right away.
California State University will soon start offering doctorates in nursing at several of its campuses.
Drinking water in 31 of 35 cities that were tested in a recent study, including San Jose, were found to have Chromium 6 contamination.
Insurance Commissioner Dave Jones said he can ensure some consumers will get the best deal for their premium dollars with the approval of a new emergency regulation.
