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The apparent attempt to prevent a repeat of the regular season finale where San Francisco...

/PRNewswire/ -- Totus Medicines, a drug discovery company using breakthrough chemical biology to make the entire human genome druggable, today announced the...

/PRNewswire/ -- Totus Medicines, a drug discovery company using breakthrough chemical biology to make the entire human genome druggable, today announced the...

Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney said the city doesn't have the time or money to continue negotiating with the shuttered hospital's owner, who wanted about $6...

San Francisco has problems. Unfortunately, some who should know better prefer complaining about the problems being reported than proposing taking action against the problems themselves.

The best meteor shower of the year reaches its apex this week, but the wondrous astronomical phenomenon could be tough to make out within the town of Jackson.

Share this article KENWOOD, Calif., May 19, 2021 /PRNewswire/ --  Kenwood Investments, one of Californias leading real estate development, media, tourism and hospitality firms announced that it is financing an independent movie project led by Sonoma County filmmakers, Jay Alvarez and Will Hand, whose worked has earned major festival recognition and commanded the attention of Hollywood titans. Alvarez wrote the screenplay and is directing the film with Hand playing one of the lead roles. Antho...

The former Hunters Point shipyard in San Francisco in October 2018. (Courthouse News photo / Nicholas Iovino) SAN FRANCISCO (CN) — A federal judge on Wednesday refused to dismiss several lawsuits against a U.S. Navy contractor accused of fudging soil samples to conceal radioactivity at a former shipyard and site of one of the largest redevelopment projects in San Francisco history. U.S. District Judge James Donato largely rejected Navy contractor Tetra Tech EC’s motions to dismiss four laws...

Gov. Gavin Newsom is in the Bay Area to talk about the plan to reopen most California schools for in-person learning over the next few weeks. He announced the COVID-19 positivity rate is at a record-low 1.8%.

Share this article Share this article NAPA, Calif., March 15, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- A Napa County judge has ruled that Celeste K. White acted entirely properly handling the estate of her father, which had been the subject of a long-running wine country lawsuit. In a final court order in the case, signed by Superior Court Judge Monique Langhorne, the court ruled that "all of the accountings (by Celeste White)...are settled, allowed, approved and all acts and transactions…are ratified, confirmed...