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'Like a drug': SF man says he got hooked on betting at age 11

Mar 27

Man with schizophrenia killed by police was failed by many: experts

Feb 27

SJ marks Farmworkers Day as community re-examines Cesar Chavez legacy

On a day that would have been celebrated as Cesar Chavez Day, now renamed Farmworkers Day, people are still reckoning with the late labor leader's legacy after allegations surfaced earlier this month.

Apr 1

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Psychological impact of Minneapolis shootings

Jan 28

ABC7 Originals documentary 'A Mother's Hope'

Sep 10, 2025

San Jose town hall addresses mental illness, repeat offenders

Aug 9, 2025

Unhoused man in SF lives in a box that resembles a coffin

Jul 31, 2025

Disney 'The Power of Joy' creator Tony Weaver up for Eisner award

Jul 24, 2025

A conversation about the importance of mental health

May 8, 2025

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SJ marks Farmworkers Day as community re-examines Cesar Chavez legacy

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'Like a drug': SF man says he got hooked on betting at age 11

Mar 28

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Schizophrenic man killed by police was failed by many: experts

Feb 27

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ABC7 Originals documentary 'A Mother's Hope'

Sep 8, 2025

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San Jose town hall addresses mental illness, homelessness, crime and repeat offenders

Aug 9, 2025

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Unhoused man in SF lives in a box that resembles a coffin

Jul 31, 2025

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Disney 'The Power of Joy' creator makes Eisner history with 'Weirdo' nomination in kids' category

Jul 24, 2025

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SF adding more shelter beds for drug addiction treatment program

Apr 17, 2025

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SF to expand program that offers shelter beds to drug addicts if they accept treatment

Restore was introduced a year ago with 35 beds and on Wednesday, the San Francisco officials announced plans to expand that number to 70.

Apr 17, 2025

Bay Area breast cancer survivor develops platform to support people through life's challenges

Simplifying support. A new platform called Wellnest is designed to do just that. It was developed by a Bay Area woman, a breast cancer survivor, who saw the need for an easier way to help family and friends through tough times.