Stories from San Francisco · United States

Almanac Beer in the California Bay Area has released a commercial beer called Flow Clean Air Edition. The product uses CO2 captured directly from the atmosphere for carbonation.

Jennifer Wanacott, a spokesperson for Planned Parenthood Affiliates of California, stated that a recent ruling regarding abortion pills will affect all states. Wanacott indicated that patients and providers in California will be impacted by the decision.

A miniature brain implant designed to treat depression has received Investigational Device Exemption (IDE) approval. The device, developed by Motif Neurotech, is now preparing to enter human clinical trials.

Elon Musk has alleged that OpenAI founders stole from charity. No new information was provided in this transcript regarding this event.

Federal prosecutors stated in a court filing that the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has contacted contract employees whose terms expired in early January without renewal. Approximately half of FEMA's contract employees are affected by this initiative.

Particle Health is arguing that Epic interfered with its customer contracts.

Uber announced plans to outfit its human-driven vehicles with sensors designed to collect data for autonomous vehicle companies. The data collected may also be used to train various artificial intelligence models. This initiative aims to transform millions of drivers into a large-scale sensor network.

The luxury industry has reorganized itself to appeal to 'very clients' or VICs, who represent 2% of customers but spend 40% of all luxury goods money. This shift is seen as a means to an end for artists in the industry. Mayor Mando has stated he will not attend the Met Gala.

City administrator Brian Muir stated that there is relief and optimism regarding a situation.

Two bridges have been damaged due to rising water levels.