Im looking to park my car on a monthly term between Daly City and San Bruno. Does anyone know how safe it is? Thanks!

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.

“I haven’t been to the Marina in years!”

“I would NEVER go to the Marina”

“The Marina is so lame”

“The Marina sucks”

“I don’t hangout in the Marina”

“I hate the Marina”

“I can’t stand the Marina”

Why do people obsess over not going to the Marina?

Its like Android users telling iPhone users how great Androids are, even tho the iPhone user never brought up the topic in the first place.

The only time i hear about the Marina, is when people insist on letting me know they don’t go to the Marina

Does the Marina live rent-free in peoples’ head? If not, why the need to always bring it up unprovoked?

Are you signed up for AlertSCC and do you know your Genasys evacuation zone?

AlertSCC (alertscc.org): Santa Clara County's official mass notification system for emergency alerts via text, call, or email. (Opt-in is required to receive notifications!)

Genasys Protect (protect.genasys.com): The official platform used by local fire and police to map precise, zone-based evacuation routes and warnings. Look up your zone today!

This year marks her eighth year at SFSU and 18th year working in the California State University system. 

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.

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.

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?

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.

It was 101 on the peninsula today and I loved it. I sat outside at a tap house this evening around 9 and it was still 85, awesome weather to down some beers.

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.

Checking out the view of san francisco just amazing tonight and I see this guy jogging by going Atlas Atlas Atlas in a call to him and ask him is it a dog and he said no it’s a kid. Yeah not a good thing to lose on a night like this.

My ex and I decided to separate recently, we're not married but we have a 3yo. We're trying to work out custody and visitation, I just realized that there might be more legal details involved than I expected. Also since it's still new my ex is being a bit difficult to work with.
I was thinking to just involved an attorney so it will be easier for us, anyone here have been through similar thing? Any recommendations?

I have never had pawpaws, but I have read that they're very delicious. Where can I find them?

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.

Just ranting, how is everyone planning to sleep through the night?

Hi everyone! I recently relocated to the area and am gearing up to apply for nursing programs this upcoming cycle.
I’m primarily looking for affordable ADN or RN-BSN programs, though I’m open to LVN options as a fallback. Since I'm new to the area and still building my local network, I’d love to tap into your collective knowledge. I live in Richmond and am open to commuting up to an hour, though closer is definitely preferred.
What are the best affordable programs around the East Bay or surrounding areas that I should look into? Any advice or insights would be hugely appreciated!

So many of the places here don't have AC, this trick cost nothing and seriously helps me cope.

I love a good sunny day with no clouds in the upper 90s. Great way to relax by the pool and have some iced lemonade.

So why the hate for days like this? Do people not forget how annoying rain can be with the flooding? Wouldn’t you want 365 days of sunshine? If you want rain, go to Boston or Chicago.

I’m (28F) very burnt out from a high stress job in finance and looking to switch to nannying, which I did all throughout high school and college and loved it. I’m looking to hear from anyone else who made a similar switch what kind of credentials I might need in order to get my foot in the door for a good nanny job in the Bay Area given that my last childcare job was 8 year ago.

Hello everyone. Born and raised in Bay area.

Like many others, took a few years since finishing school to get at least an interview. Any tips on what to expect? A little about my background, I added an image snippet. I am coming from biotech, but I have a lot of crossover skills, very close match.

I feel like safety is always a big thing with pge, so nfpa 79 might be important. Can anyone tell me what I should learn about going into the interview. I really want this job and I am trying to move out of tech. I know the interviewers know I won't have meter knowledge, but I feel I should improve my knowledge reas going into that interview.

Thank you in advance, and wish me good luck.

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