Ebola Patients Create 440-Gallons Of Medical Waste Per Day
Ebola patients treated in the United States create a staggering amount of medical waste, and some states aren't sure how to deal with it.
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Ebola patients treated in the United States create a staggering amount of medical waste, and some states aren't sure how to deal with it.
Almost a week after announcing a deal with Sidecar to serve San Francisco International, SFO airport officials have announced similar agreements with Lyft and Uber.
Excitement for Apple's new iPhone 6 and 6 Plus models drove sales of a record 39.3 million iPhones in the last quarter, boosting the company's earnings and revenue well above expectations.
PG&E has asked the California Public Utilities Commission to allow it to raise natural gas rates by $1 billion over three years, but a ratepayer's advocacy group is trying to prevent them from doing so.
Ticket prices for the 2014 World Series between the San Francisco Giants and the Kansas City Royals are both giant and royally expensive, according to one reseller.
Police have identified a man who was arrested on suspicion of killing his father with a sledgehammer at their east Santa Rosa home late Sunday night as 33-year-old Angelo Michael Lancaster.
There have been some widespread rabies outbreaks around the world and it's getting recognition partly because of the recent Chinese government killing of 5,000 dogs in one city after five people were diagnosed with the disease.
Park officials announced Monday that they plan to increase the entry fee from $20 to $30 per vehicle for a single week pass. The Annual park pass will jump from $40 to $60.
California's water shortages are drawing the attention of Silicon Valley and Governor Jerry Brown who gave a keynote speech at Stanford's New Directions For U.S. Water Policy forum.
George Lucas doesn't have a lot of faith in the creativity of the executives running major Hollywood studios.
A strong earthquake has shaken an area of South America along the Colombia-Ecuador border region Monday.
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Safety advocates say at least four people have died from metal shards released when faulty air bags explode, and there have been multiple injuries. They also say more than 20 million vehicles in the U.S. are equipped with the faulty air bags, and the problem is apparently worse in humid areas.
A World War II airman whose remains were found more than 60 years after he was shot down over Germany is set to buried in Oakland.
As the Bay Area marked the 25th anniversary of the Loma Prieta earthquake, there was no shortage of reminders of the power of Mother Nature and the promise of other big quakes to come. KCBS In Depth spoke with Dr. Richard Allen, director of the Berkeley Seismological Laboratory, who is working on an earthquake warning system.
