[VIRAL] Woman Holding AK47 Seen Leaning Out of a Cadillac Speeding Through the Streets of San Francisco

[VIRAL] Woman Holding AK47 Seen Leaning Out of a Cadillac Speeding Through the Streets of San Francisco

A woman in San Francisco was caught on camera leaning out of a car's window while brandishing an AK47, police said.
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San Francisco Bars To Require Vaccination Card, Negative COVID-19 Result To Indoor Drinking Patrons

By Jess Smith
Due to the recent surge in infected vaccinated bar workers, hundreds of bars in San Francisco would begin to require either proof of vaccination or negative COVID-19 tests from those customers who want to remain inside the businesses' enclosed structures while they drink, an industry group stated Monday.
2 Earthquakes With Magnitude 5.9 and 4.8, Rattles Central California

2 Earthquakes With Magnitude 6.0 and 4.8, Rattle Central California

By Joshua Summers
Two earthquakes with 6.0 and 4.8 magnitudes rumbled Central America on Thursday afternoon. The earthquakes were felt in different areas such as Sacramento and Bay Area.
San Francisco Schools Slammed Over 'One Day' Reopening Plan to Get $12 Million

San Francisco Schools Slammed Over 'One Day' Reopening Plan to Get $12 Million

By Joshua Summers
San Francisco school district and the teachers union have agreed to bring back high school seniors for just one day to allegedly get $12 million in state funds.
San Francisco Man Faces Hate Crimes After Asian Attacks

San Francisco Man Faces Hate Crimes After Asian Attacks

By Joshua Summers
A San Francisco man suspect for the multiple Asian attacks will face hate crimes. The announcement was made by the county's D.A.
2 Asian Women Stabbed in San Francisco Attack

2 Asian Women Stabbed in San Francisco Attack

By Joshua Summers
Two Asian women were hurt after a stabbing incident in a busy street in San Francisco, California late Tuesday afternoon.
San Francisco Joins California's Yellow Tier

San Francisco Joins California's Yellow Tier: Here's What Will Change

By Jess Smith
San Francisco became the first Bay Area county to advance to the least-stringent yellow tier based on the update on California's tier levels.
Guaranteed Income Pilot to Help San Francisco Artists

Guaranteed Income Pilot to Help San Francisco Artists

By Joshua Summers
Mayor London Breed announced the guaranteed Income Pilot, a plan that will help San Francisco artists amid the pandemic.
Southwest Airlines Pilot Caught Ranting About Bay Area’s 'Liberals'

Southwest Airlines Pilot Caught Ranting About Bay Area’s 'Liberals'

By Jess Smith
A recording of a Southwest Airlines pilot cursing people in Bay Area suddenly gained attention online this week.
San Francisco Mayor Faces Backlash After Attending Dinner Party

San Francisco Mayor Faces Backlash After Attending Birthday Dinner Party

By D. Cruz
San Francisco Mayor London Breed faced scrutiny for coming to a French Laundry birthday dinner party a day before banning indoor dining in her own city.
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San Francisco Considers $1,000 Fine for People Smoking in Private Apartments

By D. Cruz
San Francisco is considering a ban on smoking in private apartments, on top of their existing public smoking ban.
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Race Disparity: 25% of COVID-19 Cases in San Francisco Are Latinos

By Neil P.
San Francisco has around 1,200 COVID-19 cases, and 25 percent of these patients are Latinos.
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San Francisco Mayor Orders Residents to Stay at Home for 3 Weeks!

By Neil P.
San Francisco Mayor London Breed released an order to the people to "stay at home." Non-compliance with the order will be considered a violation.

16 Activists Arrested During Rally Against Deportation Raids in San Francisco

By Selena Hill
California police arrested 16 people at an immigrant rights protest in San Francisco on Tuesday for disrupting traffic in the city's Financial District.

Study: Genetic Variant Found in Some Latinas With Indigenous Ancestors Reduces Breast Cancer Risk By About 40 Percent

By Scharon Harding
According to a new study led by researchers from University of California, San Francisco, one in five Latina women with indigenous American ancestors carry a variant that lowers their risk of breast cancer.

Longtime Latino Baseball Broadcaster Reflects on Derek Jeter's Retirement, Yasiel Puig's Rise

By Edwin Molina
The 85th edition of the Major League Baseball (MLB) All-Star Game, set for Tuesday night at Target Field in Minnesota, will honor retiring New York Yankees captain Derek Jeter, set to retire at the end of the season. Fox Deportes Jose Tolentino discusses Jeter's historic career, as well as the rise of Yasiel Puig, with Latin Post.
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