San Francisco Daily Cast

President's safe evacuation from correspondents' dinner due to security threat and tragic incident of a California millionaire killed by elephants while on a hunt in Africa.

Santa Rosa school teachers express no confidence in leadership during budget crisis, while an East Bay native contributes to the historic Artemis II mission.

Exploring the importance of citizen science and its impact on research and public engagement. Discover the latest initiatives and projects involving citizens in scientific endeavors.

Top candidates for California governor spar in San Francisco debate while addressing key issues in the state. Additionally, the growing shortage of hormone replacement therapy drugs is impacting women's access to essential medications.

Fairfield police launch Drone as First Responder program, Homemade Cafe now serving dinner with new menu options, and Alameda County board to vote on extending Flock camera contract.

The aftermath of an unauthorized gathering resulting in four shot and injured during Picnic Day in Sacramento, the discovery of Native American remains at a UC Berkeley construction site and the ensuing actions, and the highly anticipated premiere of 'The Lunchbox' musical at Berkeley Rep on May 17.

Highlights include a free Viva CalleSJ event in San Jose, San Francisco Giants partnering with Oracle Park for reusable cups program expansion, a divisive citrus-inspired baby name, and plans to install solar panels at the oldest Episcopal church in San Francisco.

Join us as we discuss San Francisco's preparations for Climate Week, Eddie Murphy's prestigious AFI life achievement award, and the unique story of Doug Rhodes, Clarion Alley’s sole open studio artist.

San Francisco mayor's upcoming visit to sister cities in China and South Korea, oil prices decrease by 9% leading to Wall Street hitting a record high as Iran reopens the Strait of Hormuz, and Fremont welcomes former Oakland police chief Floyd Mitchell through swearing-in ceremony.

Health officials stress the importance of vaccination following a new case of monkeypox in San Francisco, while OpenAI enters the healthcare sector with the potential for AI to enhance medical practices.

The recent spike in gray whale deaths along the Bay Area coast, efforts to celebrate Earth Day in Berkeley with activities like beehive tours and robot building workshops for kids.

Exploring Oakland's potential use of drones to combat illegal dumping, and San Francisco's progress towards finding a cure for HIV through groundbreaking research.

Aftershocks felt in California following a 5.5-magnitude earthquake in Nevada, a Ring camera recording a man claiming to be a wizard detective during a break-in in Fairfield, and Mountain View's potential creation of 'entertainment zones'.

Join us as we honor the legacy of Tom Carlson, a pediatrician at Kaiser, a biology professor at UC Berkeley, and a world-traveling ethnobotanist who left a lasting impact on the fields of medicine, education, and cultural studies.

Live updates on the U.S. and Iranian delegations' departure from Pakistan following talks, a witness stepping forward in a shooting incident with ICE agents, a showcase of Open Studios weekend at 1890 Bryant Street through photos, and the Ha-Ra Club in Tenderloin aiming to maintain its dive bar vibe.

Exploring a San Francisco store run by AI, Oakland's potential AI drone project to combat illegal dumping, an educator using Instagram to teach about Oakland's ecosystems, and a black-and-white pictorial journey through Bayview-Hunters Point.

An initiative to provide priority access to affordable housing for San Jose police officers aims to support law enforcement in the city.

Hundreds gather to march against war with Iran, Meta introduces Muse Spark AI model, and SF supervisors scrutinize Blue Shield over firefighter's denied cancer treatment.

Exploring the rising popularity of curling in the region, a city's initiative offering free doorbell cameras sparking expert concerns, and a nonprofit's journey in Sunset that reshaped residents' perspectives over decades.

3 men convicted in slaying of Kevin Nishita face sentencing, a group's innovative solution to tackle scarce teacher housing in Oakland, Ambi Robotics pioneering heavy lifting robots, and 10 spots filled with wildflowers in the East Bay and beyond.

Israel and Iran's escalating attacks, updates on the search for missing coffeeshop owner Amy Hillyard, the crowning of the 30th Hunky Jesus in San Francisco, and allegations of 'hyper-concentration of poverty' in SF SOMA.

Pope Leo marks first Easter as pontiff with call for hope amid global conflicts, Caffe Trieste in San Francisco celebrates 70 years in business, a new cat adoption and veterinary center opens in Redwood City, the U.S. aviator missing after Iran shot down a fighter jet has been rescued, San Quentin among 8 California prisons that could lose decades-old arts programs, and a spotlight on the security...

Exploring the impact of Oakland First Fridays' activation on community connection and the latest images of Earth captured by the Artemis II crew during their trip to the moon.

Learn about how the MyShake app is helping Santa Cruz County residents stay prepared for earthquakes and how United Airlines is improving travel experiences with their new TSA wait time tracker at SFO and other airports.

A recap of the latest developments in politics, including the passing of a new bill, economic updates on stock market trends and job market growth, and a discussion on public health issues affecting communities nationwide.