Health care jeopardized for millions of Californians: Anthem Blue Cross vs. UCSF Health
An epic health insurance versus medical provider battle could affect untold number of UCSF medical patients in about a month as the two behemoths part ways.
California ends COVID isolation rule for asymptomatic cases as winter infections climb
Californians infected with COVID-19 may go about their lives without isolating or testing negative as long as their symptoms are improving, according to new and significantly loosened guidelines from the California Department of Public Health.
UC Berkeley moves forward with turning People's Park into housing; protesters vow not to back down
Protesters on Monday saId they won't back down from trying to re-occupy People's Park in Berkeley after law enforcement and construction crews removed people and structures at the park last week to prepare the area for UC Berkeley's plan to build student housing on the site.
Richard Thornton dies: US Olympian was Bay Area swim coach
U.S. Olympian and Bay Area swim coach Richard Thornton died after collapsing on a beach in Santa Cruz.
Timeline and photos: The turbulent history of People's Park in Berkeley
The site of People's Park has faced decades of uncertainty.
Protesters decry housing plans for Berkeley People's Park - an 'historic community space'
Dozens of protesters hit the streets of Berkeley on Thursday to call for an end to UC Berkeley's construction plans at the historic People's Park.
Protestors clash at People's Park as authorities clear out, install shipping containers as barricades
Berkeley's historic People's Park was cleared out by police as Cal looks to build student housing in the green space.
UCSF doctor surrenders medical degree after alleged artificial insemination incident
A fertility doctor accused of using his own sperm to artificially inseminate a woman at UCSF 14 years ago has surrendered his medical license.
Organization raising $10k to send family of teen receiving treatment in San Francisco on Hawaii trip
A Minnesota family is hoping to go on the trip of a lifetime. The non-profit One At A Time is trying to raise $10,000 by the end of the year to send the Wicklund family on a dream trip to Hawaii, after years of struggling with their 15-year-old son Isaac's illnesses.
Winter storm brings wet week to UC Berkeley Central Sierra Snow Lab
Experts with the lab say that this week's winter storm brought a mixture of snow and rain, which both melted and refreshed snow levels.
Former Cal athlete allowed to sue her coach and university in a 'precedent-setting case'
A California state appeals court has now ruled that a sexual harassment lawsuit against Cal Women's Soccer Coach Neil McGuire and UC Regents can move forward.
Decades-old snow diaries tell storied history of Central Sierra's Snow Lab
The Central Sierra Snow Lab, which is currently managed by UC Berkeley, first opened its doors in 1946. Snowfall records span numerous and even predate the lab by many years.
UC Berkeley, Harvard announce joint project to study influence of psychedelics
University of California, Berkeley and Harvard University announced this month that the two institutions received funding to begin research into how psychedelics have influenced art, literature and society.
UC Berkeley sued for 'current hotbed of anti-Jewish hostility'
A nonprofit based in Washington, D.C., sued UC Berkeley on Tuesday alleging that the campus allows the "longstanding, unchecked spread of antisemitism," which has resulted in a current hotbed of anti-Jewish hostility and harassment.
Ott’s 100-yard kickoff return propels Cal to 33-7 victory over UCLA in Pac-12 finale
Jaydn Ott had a 100-yard kickoff return, Jeremiah Hunter had a pair of touchdown receptions and California became bowl eligible for the first time in four years with a 33-7 victory over UCLA Saturday night in the final regular-season game under the current iteration of the Pac-12 Conference.
APEC expectations: KTVU talks with top diplomat and UC Berkeley expert
San Francisco will be in the international spotlight as it prepares to host the 2023 Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Summit or APEC from November 11 - 17th, with heads of state and top leaders from the 21 member economies and tens of thousands of delegates.
Cal football player from Oakland carted off field, hospitalized after hit
Cal Bear running back Jaivion Thomas was carted off the field after a hit left him motionless during Saturday's game against Oregon.
University of California regents stand by Israel-Hamas statement
After receiving condemnation from a faculty group over its response to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, a spokesperson for the University of California regents Thursday said the system stands by its original Oct. 9 statement condemning the attack on Israel by Hamas that killed over 1,400 Israelis and took over 240 hostages.
UCSF medical professionals describe 'horrors' happening in Gaza, call for ceasefire, aid
On Wednesday, medical professionals at the University of California San Francisco Medical Center held a press conference calling for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza between Israel and Hamas.
UC Berkeley offering new Taylor Swift course exploring 'Artistry & Entrepreneurship' of the mega-star
UC Berkeley is offering a new class that will do a deep dive into the work and influence of a "great American dynasty," Taylor Swift.