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Why Diet And Exercise Are Key to a Good Night's Sleep
Turns out eating well and getting in your cardio will help you maximize your sleep
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Keep COVID Safety in Mind and View Holiday Light Displays From a Distance: Officials
Bay Area holiday light displays are drawing big crowds and officials are urging visitors to enjoy the magic from the safety of their car.
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Attorney for SF Officer Charged in 2019 Baton Beating Says He Acted Lawfully
The attorney for the San Francisco Police Department officer facing assault and battery charges for beating a man with a baton over a year ago said late Monday the officer was acting lawfully.
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Santa Clara County Reduces Quarantine Time From 14 to 10 Days
As Santa Clara County grapples with an unprecedented surge in new COVID-19 cases, it is easing up on how long people have to quarantine for if they’re exposed to someone with COVID-19 or if they travel into the county from out of the region.
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San Francisco Receives First Round of COVID-19 Vaccine Amid Surge in Cases
San Francisco Department of Health Director Dr. Grant Colfax said the city’s situation remains dire as hospital beds continue to dwindle amid an unprecedented COVID-19 surge, but he remained optimistic as the city has already received the vaccine Monday morning.
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Temperature-Tracking Ring May Detect COVID-19 Infection: UCSF Study
A temperature-monitoring ring may be able to determine when the wearer has been infected with the coronavirus, even when symptoms of the infection are subtle, according to a study led by researchers at the University of California at San Francisco and UC San Diego. The preliminary study, published Monday in the peer-reviewed journal Scientific Repo... -
With His Star Dimmed, California's Newsom Could Face Recall
California Gov. Gavin Newsom has had a rough year. The next one might be even tougher as a recall effort appears to be gaining momentum, fueled partly by outrage over the first-term Democrat dining with friends at an opulent restaurant while telling state residents to spurn social gatherings and stay home. It’s not uncommon in California for reside... -
Coyote Responsible for 2 East Bay Attacks Possibly Captured: Wildlife Officials
Wildlife officials believe they may have trapped a dangerous coyote they say is responsible for attacking two people in the East Bay.
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How Messenger RNA Tech is Making History in COVID-19 Vaccines
When our health care workers start receiving their coronavirus vaccines this week, it will appear as if they’re getting any other shot in their upper arm.
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Snow, Rain Ends in California, Another Storm Due by Midweek
Light snowfall lingered in the Sierra Nevada and some showers fell elsewhere in California on Monday as a storm that brought much-needed precipitation to the state during the weekend wrapped up.
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‘I Don't Want to Do This Again': COVID-19 Survivor Eager to Get Vaccine
A healthy and fit triathlete who landed in a South Bay hospital for 112 days battling COVID-19 is eager to get a vaccine.
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Vague Vaccine Distribution Details Likely Due to Safety: Cybersecurity Expert
Specific information regarding the distribution of Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine is at a minimum, but a local cybersecurity expert says that may be a good thing.
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Los Angeles, San Francisco Counties Break COVID-19 Records
Los Angeles County again broke a record for coronavirus hospitalizations this weekend as San Francisco County reported the highest number of COVID-19 cases since the pandemic began