A new research project from the University of California, San Francisco, aims to study the effects of psychedelic substances outside of a lab setting to understand more about why they affect people in different ways.
To that end, scientists are asking people who take or plan to take such substances to volunteer for a project that will ask them to report their experiences and allow researchers to observe them, mostly remotely.
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The Federal Aviation Administration says airplane departures can resume after the agency lifted a nationwide ground stop caused by communications problems.
The nation’s top homeland security official attributed the problem to a telecommunications outage and said there was no indication yet of a nefarious act.
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Popular ice cream chain Salt & Straw is now open in Oakland.
To celebrate the Grand Opening of Oakland’s first Salt & Straw, the shop featured two exclusive flavors you can only get at the Oakland location.
Find the flavors here: https://t.co/0xZxU30oYB
Two-year-old Riley Howard was killed in a crash outside Apple headquarters in Cupertino. An Apple employee who allegedly caused the collision showed zero remorse when deputies told him that the toddler passed away, court documents state.
Prosecutors charged the driver, Eric Chen Su, with murder.
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49ers legends Ricky Watters & John Taylor raced...for their cars. 🏎️🤯
Listen to the new KRON4 podcast, The Players Lounge, to hear why MJ, Jim Brown, & The Greatest all wanted to hang with Ricky.
Find the full episode on Apple Music, Spotify, YouTube, and KRON4+.
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The San Jose Earthquakes have a new owner. In a press release, the Quakes announced that Heath Freeman will be the new owner of the club and its home stadium on Friday.
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A historic, nationwide ground stop issued by the Federal Aviation Administration on Friday reportedly happened the same day the agency rolled out a new AI tool.
According to Gizmodo, the FAA was expanding the use of an $875 million AI tool called SMART.
In a news conference, DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullen said officials were looking at whether there was a connection between the AI tool and the communications issues that led to Friday’s ground stop.
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The National Weather Service announced that it has been experiencing nationwide internet and communication issues on Friday.
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The Federal Aviation Administration has issued a nationwide ground stop due to unspecified “extraordinary circumstances.”
The extremely rare action is impacting all airports across the country and is due to reasons of safety.
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With storm-powered waves forecast to reach 35 feet this weekend, city officials announced they will close the wharf and all Santa Cruz beaches until the giant swell eases.
The beaches and wharf closure will begin on Friday, November 13, at 10 p.m., and continue through Sunday, November 15, at 5 a.m.
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The Federal Aviation Administration has issued a nationwide ground stop. The extremely rare action is impacting all airports across the country and is due to “reasons of safety.”
A representative from San Francisco International Airport confirmed the ground stop to KRON4 and said that while planes coming into SFO were able to land, no planes were taking off. SFO said it did not know the nature of the outage.
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After more than 100 deceased dogs were dug up from graves at a troubled Northern California animal rescue sanctuary, the sheriff provided an update on the investigation this week.
Miranda’s Rescue marketed itself as a “no-kill” sanctuary. In exchange for hundreds of thousands of dollars, it accepted hundreds of large dogs annually from Bay Area shelters, investigators said.
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Something wrong? Jensen Huang knew who to call, according to a sarcastic social media post made by Phoong Law.
Phoong Law took a controversial marketing approach to social media Thursday, trolling ex-Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's public fallout after news broke that he had been having multiple extramarital affairs, one reportedly with a Chinese spy.
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