Spruce Biosciences has received FDA Breakthrough Therapy Designation for Tralesinidase Alfa (TA-ERT), an enzyme replacement therapy targeting Sanfilippo Syndrome Type B (MPS IIIB), advancing treatment prospects for this rare disorder.
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Margaret Cho criticized Dean Cain for his work with ICE, telling him, “You’re not even white,” sparking debate over identity and immigration policies. The exchange was highlighted in the San Francisco Chronicle.
The San Francisco Giants are exploring their next manager, with four top candidates emerging as potential replacements for Bob Melvin. USA Today breaks down the frontrunners poised to lead the team forward.
Business Insider reveals the 20 most expensive places to live in the US, highlighting skyrocketing housing costs and high living expenses. Coastal cities dominate the list, reflecting growing demand and limited supply.
A keffiyeh-clad protester threatened to stab an ICE agent and harm their family during a chaotic mob attack in San Francisco, Fox News reports. The incident escalated tensions amid ongoing immigration protests.
Protesters gathered outside the Philippine consulate in San Francisco to denounce President Marcos Jr.’s policies and governance. The rally highlighted opposition concerns over human rights and democratic principles.
In Defense of Animals urges San Francisco to transform its aging zoo into a modern rescue center, prioritizing animal welfare over entertainment. The initiative aims to offer refuge for mistreated and displaced wildlife.
San Francisco business owners and residents voice alarm over escalating drug and crime issues, describing the city as a “zombie apocalypse” and “dystopia,” as the crisis drains safety and commerce.
FOX Sports ranks the top 10 center fielders in San Francisco Giants history, highlighting legends known for their defense, speed, and clutch performances that shaped the franchise’s legacy over the decades.
The San Francisco 49ers are poised for a strong start this NFL season, thanks to a revitalized offense, key offseason acquisitions, and a defense returning near full strength, setting the stage for early success.
San Francisco will remove the names Washington, Lincoln, and Feinstein from public schools, citing a push to better reflect community values. The decision aims to address concerns over historical legacies.
A recent USGS study reveals seasonal erosion and accretion patterns in a San Francisco Bay marsh, highlighting natural sediment shifts critical for habitat restoration and coastal resilience efforts.
San Francisco has become the first US city to ban police use of facial recognition technology, citing privacy and civil rights concerns. The move marks a significant shift in law enforcement surveillance policy.
Despite being a first-round pick, Ricky Pearsall is expected to deliver lackluster production for the 49ers this season. Analysts cite concerns over consistency and adaptation to the NFL level.
Germany-based AI firm relocates its U.S. headquarters from San Francisco to North Texas, citing strategic growth and access to a skilled talent pool. The move positions the company closer to key clients and innovation hubs.
Dozens of criminal defendants in California have been released due to a legal technicality, sparking concerns over the state’s struggling justice system. Critics say this loophole undermines public safety and accountability.
The San Francisco Bay Area experienced a 3.7 magnitude earthquake early Tuesday, causing minor shaking but no reported injuries or significant damage, according to local authorities and CBS News.
US News has released its rankings of the top public high schools in California. The Sacramento Bee highlights the 10 best, showcasing schools with outstanding academics, college readiness, and student success.
Drug addicts are driving a surge in violent crime across San Francisco, experts warn. The city faces escalating violence linked to substance abuse, straining law enforcement and public safety efforts, Fox News reports.
Veteran infielder Jake Lamb has signed a minor league contract with the San Francisco Giants, aiming to revive his MLB career. The Huskies Wire reports Lamb’s experience could bolster the Giants’ depth.