The American Academy of Pediatrics' new policy says circumcision should be covered by insurance, and that the health benefits far outweigh any risk.
On Monday Kaiser Permanente announced recipients of its grants ranging from $5,000 to $35,000 for community programs that improve health---in every way from obesity to violence.
After almost three decades of country-wide National Night Out celebrations that bring together local residents, police officers, and city leaders, South San Francisco gets into its groove with its second event.
Ticket sales from sports memorabilia raffle will go to support family members of the deceased.
29th annual event will take place in South City on Tuesday, Aug. 7
Along the Peninsula on the 4th, Redwood City and Foster City residents and visitors celebrated the Fourth of July and answered the question, “What do you love best about America?”
Despite the rise of digital communication, a new study shows talking still beats out texting as the preferred mode of social networking among teens.
Car wash and bake sale will take place this weekend.
Team of nine exceeds fundraising goal after joining together for 18-mile overnight walk
South San Francisco Patch could really use your help in our quest to reach 1,000 Facebook fans! We are currently at 482.
The meeting is Thursday at 10 a.m. at the Community Services Building on Arrroyo Drive.
Races wow crowds of over 500. Traveling pig circus includes 1,100-pounder.
South San Francisco Patch Editor Drew Himmelstein will be away from the site temporarily due to an upcoming change in her life.
Despite enormous personal obstacles, Sarah Funes has found success in fighting for human rights.
Mike Riordan has dedicated his career to enhancing the lives of local youth through sports and athletics.
A small black dog has lost its owner. Is it you?
The community has spilled out its support for a woman who gave everything for her daughter.
An expectant mother needs all the help she can get. Enter South San Francisco's greatest parenting strategists, the Diaper Dudes.
The Bay Area's annual event moves many out of cars and onto bikes.
Discovery Museum? Asian Art Museum? Exploratorium? You can get passes if you're a South San Francisco Public Library cardholder.
Board OKs spending $16.5 million on construction groundwork.
Lynn Eastman Bowdish was ordained as one of the first female Episcopal priests.
Upload a photo of your mom to nominate her as South San Francisco Patch's greatest mom.
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Sallie Lin's experience immigrating to the United States when she was young has made her committed to public service.
Who's your go-to with your kids' health?
Here's a quick roundup of local Easter services this weekend. Add any we've missed in the comments.
Still not filed your return yet? This could be very helpful for you.
In anticipation of the premiere of the Hunger Games movie, the library is planning an interactive event for teens spun off of the runaway hit books.
Help Patch find young men and women making a difference in the area.
Have you put your digital camera to use in local parks?
A local musician is attempting the world's longest drum roll at Hillsdale Shopping Center on Saturday.