San Francisco Examiner’s Post

Fans and employees of the Golden State Valkyries say they are ready to capitalize on both the surging national interest in the WNBA and the longstanding support women’s basketball has enjoyed locally.

A new UCSF study found no difference in outcomes between patients who received abortion medication via telehealth appointments and those who received ultrasound examinations prior to their abortions.

Willie Mays’ on-field brilliance was obvious, as evidenced by his endless flashes of jaw-dropping greatness and his Hall of Fame résumé. But while his role as a civil-rights figure was more complex, it was nevertheless still critical.

New research further magnifies the growing risk rising groundwater poses to San Francisco and other low-lying Bay Area cities.

Rising temperatures in the rest of the Bay Area will be tempered in San Francisco by its proximity to the coast.

San Francisco was cited multiple times in the opinions written by U.S. Supreme Court justices in a ruling issued Friday that will affect an ongoing lawsuit on homelessness involving The City and the ability of municipalities to address the problem in general.

Muni riders’ satisfaction in 2023 was its highest in more than 20 years, according to a survey released earlier this week.

Experts say they are concerned about the impact particulate matter in wildfire smoke will have on those struggling with respiratory illness.

“So much comes with having a community that supports each other." Ericka Scott's tours aim to provide historical context about the Fillmore that she currently finds sorely lacking.