Public Health
SAN FRANCISCO —
(SAN FRANCISCO) Chinese Hospital, the oldest and the only non-profit community-owned hospital serving the Chinese community in the country, celebrates its 125th birthday in 2024.
(SAN FRANCISCO) While Asian healthcare professionals declared May 2024 as National Hepatitis Awareness Month, California Department of Public Health (CDPH) announced more than $3 million state grants that have been awarded to Asian health organizations in San Francisco for the Hepatitis B Demonstration Project.
(SAN FRANCISCO) In an effort to save more lives from the upcoming influenza season and COVID, National Asian Pacific Center on Aging (NAPCA) has hosted a series of vaccination events across the country to educate the Asian community on the significance of getting vaccinated.
- Small business owners applying for SBA loans must be U.S. citizens effective March 1, 2026
- A random stabbing on the busy Stockton Street corridor has shocked the community; the 38-year-old suspect has a long criminal history in Chinatown
- Opinion: How would you feel if San Francisco told you that you need to “live with a little bit more cancer” in your neighborhood?
- Mayor Lurie launches another round of new grants for small businesses to fill vacant storefronts in San Francisco, Chinatown and Vis Valley included
- San Francisco Police Department increases foot and vehicle patrols for Lunar New Year in celebration areas to ensure safety
- Alleged scams appear in Chinese-language newspaper job advertisements seeking workers caring for the elderly, San Francisco Police Department urges victims to file reports
- San Francisco becomes a newest local partner of Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library in the Bay Area to offer free books to all young children
- California state employees alarmed by demand to prove their citizenship or work eligibility
