San Francisco, CA
State Stem Cell Agency To Move HQ To South San Francisco
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The state’s stem cell company is transferring into the guts of Bay Space biotech.
The California Institute for Regenerative Drugs will transfer its headquarters throughout the bay, from Oakland to South San Francisco, birthplace of the life sciences trade.
Its new services at 601 Gateway Blvd. places CIRM squarely within the area’s unique biopharmaceutical hub as it really works to advertise late-stage medical trials and convey to market the medical applied sciences it has funded for almost 20 years, the San Francisco Enterprise Occasions reported.
The 12-story workplace tower is owned by a three way partnership of actual property funding trusts Alexandria Actual Property Equities, based mostly in Pasadena, and Boston Properties.
South San Francisco is the situation of alternative for main life science corporations.The San Mateo County metropolis, residence to greater than 200 biotech corporations, payments itself because the birthplace of the trade, with the most important biotech cluster on this planet.
CIRM’s new neighbors will embody Merck, AbbVie, Amgen and Genentech, plus massive and midsized drug corporations and early-stage biotech corporations. Its new house is inside the three-building Gateway Commons life sciences campus.
CIRM, which has been based mostly in Oakland since transferring from San Francisco in 2015, can pay extra for the brand new location, the newspaper reported.
Its eight-year lease for almost 16,800 sq. ft on the fourth flooring of 601 Gateway begins June 1 at $61.20 per sq. foot. Whereas the speed is under what’s often charged for all times sciences house in South San Francisco, it’s greater than CIRM the $41 per sq. foot it’s paying for its 17,000 square-foot headquarters overlooking Lake Merritt in Oakland.
CIRM, initially funded by a $3 billion bond measure voters handed in 2004, has doled out grants to establishments similar to UC Berkeley, UC San Francisco and Stanford College whereas offering early-stage funding for start-up corporations.
In November 2020, California voters narrowly accepted a $5.5 billion bond measure to assist stem cell and different medical analysis, together with new therapies for such illnesses as Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s and different mind and central nervous system circumstances.
The brand new measure allowed CIRM, run by President and CEO Maria Millan, to convey therapies for Meals and Drug Administration approval, with any gross sales royalties paid to the state. Its five-year plan additionally contains increasing its clinics, creating group care facilities, and constructing a public-private manufacturing community.
[San Francisco Business Times] – Dana Bartholomew
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San Francisco, CA
San Francisco ready for clear skies, fireworks and big crowds
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San Francisco, CA
15-month-old child falls from 3rd-story window in San Francisco, firefighters say
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SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) — A 15-month-old child has been taken to the hospital after falling from a third-story building window in San Francisco, firefighters said Wednesday.
Medics responded to the building on the 2300 block of Mission Street and transported the child to the hospital with life-threatening injuries
CPS (Child Protective Services) has been notified of the incident and will be conducting their own investigation.
The fire department did not provide any other details.
The incident is under investigation. Anyone with information is asked to call the SFPD Tip Line at 1-415-575-4444 or Text a Tip to TIP411 and begin the text message SFPD. You may remain anonymous
Stay with ABC7 News for the latest details on this developing story.
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San Francisco, CA
Beat the heat: Free public pools in San Francisco
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Doctor discusses how to stay safe in the heat
Kaiser Dr. John W. Morehouse discusses how to stay safe in the heat.
SAN FRANCISCO – With temperatures at nearly 20 degrees above summer averages in California, the city of San Francisco is making all its public pools free for the heat-weary on Wednesday.
The City – where temps were expected to reach the mid-80s compared to triple-digits inland – has nine public pools.
“It’s important that residents, especially seniors and families with young children, know that there are resources to help them keep cool during excessive heat,” Rec and Park General Manager Phil Ginsburg said. “If the heat is getting to you, don’t sweat it. Our pools will be free for anyone looking to chill out.”
San Francisco is closing its pools on Thursday and will reopen them on Friday.
Most pools are open for dipping from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. or 7 p.m. People can find their pool and its specific hours here.
Typically, it costs $8 to swim at a city pool.
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