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San Francisco police arrest man accused of stabbing two Asian American women in broad daylight

Wednesday, May 5 by ABC News

(SAN FRANCISCO) -- A San Francisco man was arrested Tuesday after he allegedly stabbed two Asian American women in broad daylight, police said. The 55-year-old man is suspected of attacking the women in downtown San Francisco on Tuesday afternoon before fleeing the scene, according to... Read More.

Boat accident off San Diego coast leaves four dead, nearly two dozen hospitalized

Monday, May 3 by ABC News

(SAN DIEGO) -- At least four people died after a crowded "smuggling vessel" hit a reef and capsized off the coast of San Diego on Sunday morning, officials said. The incident took place around 9:56 a.m. local time, when a call came in from a... Read More.

Video shows Asian woman pushed to ground, robbed at gunpoint in San Francisco

Saturday, April 17 by ABC News

(San Francisco) — Newly surfaced video shows an Asian woman in her 50s brutally robbed at gunpoint in San Francisco in October 2020. The incident took place in the Sunset neighborhood. The woman, who only wished to be identified as Ms. Lee, according to... Read More.

Police shoot man firing indiscriminately at people outside San Antonio airport: Police

Thursday, April 15 by ABC News

(SAN ANTONIO, Texas) -- Police shot and killed an individual who began firing indiscriminately at people outside San Antonio International Airport in Texas on Thursday, police said. The person, described as being in his 40s, drove up to Terminal B and was confronted by a... Read More.

Turkey, stuffing, superheroes? Industry pushing back at possible Thanksgiving San Diego Comic-Con

Wednesday, March 31 by ABC News

(SAN DIEGO) -- (NOTE LANGUAGE) With their large gatherings, sweaty cosplayers, and artists glad-handing with autograph seeking strangers, comic conventions are something of a Greatest Hits of New Normal no-nos. However, Comic-Con International, the organization behind the massive San Diego Comic-Con, is defending its recent announcement... Read More.

Three arrested in beating and robbery of Asian man in San Francisco laundromat

Thursday, March 18 by ABC News

By MARLENE LENTHANG, ABC News(SAN FRANCISCO) -- Three people have been arrested for robbing and attacking a 67-year-old Asian American man in a San Francisco laundromat in February.Calvin Berschell, Jason Orozco and Nolowde Beshears, all 19 year olds,... Read More.

3 dead, several injured after vehicle strikes pedestrians in San Diego

Monday, March 15 by ABC News

By MATT ZARRELL, ABC News(SAN DIEGO) -- Three people are dead and several more injured after a vehicle struck pedestrians in San Diego on Monday, police said.The car jumped the sidewalk and drove through an area under a... Read More.

Three dead, several injured after vehicle strikes pedestrians in San Diego

Monday, March 15 by ABC News

By MATT ZARRELL, ABC News(SAN DIEGO) -- Three people are dead and several more injured after a vehicle struck pedestrians in San Diego on Monday, police said.The car jumped the sidewalk and drove through an area under a... Read More.

San Diego Zoo vaccinates great apes against COVID-19

Friday, March 5 by ABC News

By MARK OSBORNE, ABC News (SAN DIEGO) -- The San Diego Zoo announced on Thursday it was in the process of inoculating many of its great apes after several of its gorillas became sick with SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, in January.

San Diego Comic-Con going virtual…again

Monday, March 1 by ABC News

(SAN DIEGO) -- (NOTE LANGUAGE) Like last year, San Diego Comic-Con will be virtual again, in light of the coronavirus pandemic, the event's organizers have announced. In a posting on its official website, the organizers noted, "While we are buoyed by the...growing number... Read More.

NBA postpones San Antonio, Charlotte games after 4 Spurs test positive

Tuesday, February 16 by ABC News

BY: LEIGHTON SCHNEIDER, ABC NEWS (NEW YORK) -- The NBA has postponed the San Antonio Spurs next three games and the Charlotte Hornets next two games because of positive coronavirus tests and contact tracing, the league announced Tuesday. Four players on the Spurs tested... Read More.

Two San Francisco mass COVID-19 vaccination sites put on pause due to low supply

Monday, February 15 by ABC News

By BILL HUTCHINSON, ABC News (SAN FRANCISCO) -- A shortage in the supply of COVID-19 vaccination doses has prompted health officials in San Francisco to temporarily close two mass inoculation sites, authorities said. Mary Ellen Carroll, executive director of the San Francisco's Department of... Read More.

Stories tagged with: san

San Francisco police arrest man accused of stabbing two Asian American women in broad daylight

Boat accident off San Diego coast leaves four dead, nearly two dozen hospitalized

Video shows Asian woman pushed to ground, robbed at gunpoint in San Francisco

Police shoot man firing indiscriminately at people outside San Antonio airport: Police

Turkey, stuffing, superheroes? Industry pushing back at possible Thanksgiving San Diego Comic-Con

Three arrested in beating and robbery of Asian man in San Francisco laundromat

3 dead, several injured after vehicle strikes pedestrians in San Diego

Three dead, several injured after vehicle strikes pedestrians in San Diego

San Diego Zoo vaccinates great apes against COVID-19

San Diego Comic-Con going virtual…again

NBA postpones San Antonio, Charlotte games after 4 Spurs test positive

Two San Francisco mass COVID-19 vaccination sites put on pause due to low supply

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