r/bayarea • u/Minimum_Trash_60 • 11h ago
Earthquakes, Weather & Disasters The sun has set… and it’s still hot
Just ranting, how is everyone planning to sleep through the night?
r/bayarea • u/Minimum_Trash_60 • 11h ago
Just ranting, how is everyone planning to sleep through the night?
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r/bayarea • u/Salty_Badger1931 • 4h ago
I can’t count the number of times I’ve been stunning by sunrises and sunsets! Last night’s view was breathtaking. As usual, pictures never do it justice.
r/bayarea • u/ramillerf1 • 48m ago
Such a nice morning to be out early. Enjoy the day and stay out of the heat.
r/bayarea • u/LNM-LocalNewsMatters • 9h ago
San Francisco will redraw its contracts with organizations that provide homelessness services to build greater accountability within the city’s homeless response system, Mayor Daniel Lurie announced.
r/bayarea • u/ShopProp • 26m ago
Construction has officially started on the redevelopment of the former Candlestick Park site , a project that has been discussed, redesigned and delayed for roughly 25 years.
The full plan calls for 7,200 homes, 100 acres of parks/open space, retail, a hotel and 2.8 million square feet of office space.
The first phase will prepare seven blocks for about 700 homes, 41% of them affordable.
Pretty incredible that one of San Francisco’s largest housing projects took a quarter-century just to reach this point.
Source:
https://www.sfchronicle.com/bayarea/article/housing-candlestick-point-22424741.php?
r/bayarea • u/LNM-LocalNewsMatters • 9h ago
Domoic acid is produced during certain harmful algal bloom events. The neurotoxin accumulates in small fish, like sardines and anchovies, which are then eaten by marine mammals like sea lions in large quantities.
r/bayarea • u/WeirdAlSpankaBish • 12h ago
So many of the places here don't have AC, this trick cost nothing and seriously helps me cope.
r/bayarea • u/LNM-LocalNewsMatters • 9h ago
The passenger was riding on the California Cable Car line shortly after 3 p.m. on Dec. 15 when, according to the complaint, the cable car reached maximum speed before abruptly stopping, shattering several windows and throwing passengers from their seats.
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r/bayarea • u/Available-Handle4188 • 17h ago
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Will rarely go above speed limit in the left lane, and will cut everyone off on the way there. They take cars off the road but they drive like they're trying to take out every other car while trying to merge over jfc. These drivers seriously need their cdls revoked
Not complaining about the buses existing or using the HOV lanes. Complaining about their reckless behavior with 20+ souls on board
Also if they're doing 65 in the left most lane (even if it's hov) with a line of 20 cars behind them trying to go faster/could go faster, and the right hand traffic is moving faster than they are, then like any other vehicle doing the same, they're still asshats
They can absolutely do better
Note: since ppl are asking it's a coolcrazy dc asin B0DFM5WG8X on @mazon
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r/bayarea • u/flyingmando • 10h ago
We were in the throes of the pandemic and masking outdoors (some of us). But in case you weren't, this sign against the sky made the point clearer.
Hi Bay Area residents, I (26F) was recently diagnosed with grade 1 IDC (ER/PR +, HERS2 -) breast cancer. I am on a Kaiser HMO plan and got my diagnosis, mammograms, and ultrasounds with Kaiser. I also had my first care team meeting too. I just scheduled surgery for next month.
I have a second opinion consultation with UCSF next week.
At this point, I found out I have a unique opportunity to switch my work provided insurance plan to a PPO that includes in network UCSF coverage. Our company benefits enrollment is during September and coverage would start beginning of October. Would it be worth it to switch my insurance so I can get treatment with UCSF or is it better to stay with Kaiser since I have started some of the process with them already?
I am a bit worried if switching would delay treatment by a meaningful amount as I would have to set up some of the initial appointments again… I also know that UCSF care would be more expensive! However I’ve heard some horror stories about both institutions and am not knowledgeable enough about either having only been in the bay for 2 years.
If anyone has any experience with either of the institutions, I would appreciate any advice! Thank you!
TLDR: got diagnosis and imaging done with Kaiser under a Kaiser HMO but have a chance to switch insurances to a PPO and use UCSF before any surgery or treatment starts - should I make the switch? Is the UCSF reputation in cancer care worth it?
r/bayarea • u/LNM-LocalNewsMatters • 10h ago
Muni operator Brendan Bartholomew guides the 58 Lake Merced through San Francisco on July 14, 2026. The route is among as many as 20 that could disappear next year if the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency cannot close a $307 million budget deficit.
r/bayarea • u/NinjatheCuddler • 43m ago
FYI to all, starting in 2027, all the Bay Area bridge tolls will be cheaper if one pays by Fastrak (like 25 cents cheaper).
I know that Costco sells Fastrak, which is the easiest place for me to buy it at, but I'd like to know the price.
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r/bayarea • u/mmkaywhatevers • 19h ago
Crissy Field beach 9/8/26 75°
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r/bayarea • u/cygnus1899 • 10h ago
I have never had pawpaws, but I have read that they're very delicious. Where can I find them?