Bay City News Service

With layoffs set to affect about 65 percent of City College of San Francisco faculty, dozens of students and staff joined a virtual rally on Monday to call for city legislation that could provide emergency funding needed to stop the cuts.

Researchers at UC Berkeley and Oxford University have found a significantly higher risk of severe complications than previously known for pregnant women with COVID-19 and for their newborns.

The 2021 County Health Rankings and Roadmaps report looks at factors such as education, jobs, income, and the environment to determine how healthy people are and what types of things will impact their health and longevity in the future.

A family of peregrine chicks began hatching last week in a nest atop PG&E headquarters in downtown San Francisco in what has become an annual spring rite.

The San Francisco Unified School District announced Saturday that multiple early education, elementary and county school sites will reopen Monday for in-person learning.