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Why Isn’t California a Bigger Coronavirus Hot Spot? State Still Has Fewer Cases Than New York
California had 9,816 confirmed coronavirus cases, and 212 deaths, as of Thursday morning, according to the New York Times tracking service. In Los Angeles County, the total confirmed cases have totaled 3,518, according to the county’s Department of Public Health, while the number of deaths has reached 65.But public health experts wonder why the state — which recorded its first case of the novel coronavirus on Jan. 26 — has not seen as big a surge as hot spots like New York, which has reported 83
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'The Last Black Man In San Francisco' filmmakers would pass up a '$30m cheque' to stick with indie films
Joe Talbot and Jimmie Fails are in no rush to join the big budget world of movie making.
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Dad says Alaska Airlines ditched his 13-year-old daughter during layover: 'I was shaking'
Alaska Airlines is facing criticism after a North Carolina father says his 13-year-old daughter was left alone crying in a San Francisco airport.
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Iceland to San Francisco: How to experience two wildly different locations in seven days
Different in a myriad of ways, yet both brimming with historical, geological and cultural must-sees. So how do you seamlessly experience both? Easily, actually.
- NewsNoël Duan
Hot Spot: Sephora's New High-Tech Workshop
Leave it to the city of San Francisco to get the most high-tech beauty experiences before the rest of us do: The 8,500 square feet store located at 33 Powell Street is re-opening November 20 as the first and only Sephora Beauty Tip (Teaching, Inspiration, and Play) Workshop, with over 13,000 products and interactive services. Like most beauty junkies, we’d happily spend a few hours slowly meandering through the selections at Sephora — maybe getting a touchup along the way — but this takes the be
- NewsNoël Duan
Spa Insider: San Francisco’s Skin Remedy
Tucked behind a gated alleyway in Presidio Heights, San Francisco, where affluent resident neighbors compost their single-origin coffee grinds in their multi-million dollar mansions. The entrance to Skin Remedy, located behind an alleyway in Presidio Heights. The Vermont native started her career in Los Angeles in 2004, but moved to San Francisco after realizing the Northern Californian emphasis on healthy living instead of aesthetics was better suited for herself.
