Cyclosporiasis is caused by the Cyclospora parasite.
🛡️ To stay safe, follow these simple steps:
- Wash your hands with soap and water
- Rinse produce thoroughly under running water
- Refrigerate cut, peeled, or cooked produce within two hours
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While Washington is making it harder for people to put food on the table, San Francisco is stepping up.
Today, we launched the CalFresh Community Works Program and began the process of building a citywide network of volunteer opportunities that will help eligible residents meet new federal work requirements and keep their CalFresh benefits.
This week on @sfgovtv's "I Left My Podcast in San Francisco", @beccaprowda, First Lady of @sfgov, shares the story behind One City Day, SF’s new citywide day of service on July 11. Hear what inspired it, why it matters, and how everyone can get involved.
💻 Learn more and sign up at:
https://t.co/u5JEWBgXqd
🎧 Listen to the episode on:
https://t.co/f0TVPY2GVO
Stay safe and informed this July 4th.
Get real-time safety and emergency updates from the City:
📱 Text SFJuly4 to 888-777 or
💬 Follow the City’s official WhatsApp channel for emergency alerts: https://t.co/VQzWWAJIZ8
Sign up now and share with friends, family, and neighbors.
Heading to San Francisco for Fourth of July celebrations? 🇺🇸
The @GGBridge will be temporarily closed for the fireworks display. Plan, allow extra travel time, and follow posted detours if you're traveling through the area. 🌉🎆
@sfgov#fireworks@CaltransD4#fourthofjuly
Are you match ready? Stay ready with AlertSF. Sign up for free emergency alerts at https://t.co/qo2RNzI2IP or text the ZIP codes of your travel destinations to 888-777. Do you prefer using WhatsApp? Go to https://t.co/FCnSLcHsGv to join our official Whatsapp channel for real-time emergency and safety updates.
#SFPride weekend is here!
Text PrideSF to 888-777 to sign up for Pride emergency alerts from the city.
For safety tips from SFPD visit: https://t.co/kigRTRMpUj...
Stay alert, make a plan with friends in case you get separated, and have a great time!
Moving SF - The countdown to Pride weekend begins! As the city's public transportation agency, we are proud to connect communities from all over. Learn more about some of the Pride events happening this weekend & how Muni can get you there.
https://t.co/N9aJfMwknW
Sign up for San Francisco Pride Emergency Alerts by texting PRIDESF to 888-777 to receive real-time alerts about the Pride Parade and other Pride activities. Stay safe by making a plan with your people – designate a meeting spot and out of area contact. Tips at https://t.co/FOtufm7pc0
Join DEM and @SF_DPH for a free Community Lifesaver Training as part of One City Day — learn how to deliver hands-only CPR and administer naloxone (Narcan).
Sat, July 11, 10–11:45 AM at the Bayview Opera House. All ages welcome, no experience needed.
Sign up at https://t.co/VlPtDuKLTX
It's a big day in #SanFrancisco: summer programs start across the city, and free Summer Meals begin today!
Anyone age 18 & under can receive free breakfast, lunch & snacks through August 15. No registration, ID, or proof of need required.
Find a site: https://t.co/zJLPwIMiMk
🚨 HEAT ADVISORY: A Heat Advisory is in effect until 11 PM tonight for much of the Bay Area due to widespread Moderate HeatRisk. Interior East Bay & South Bay advisories extend through Friday. Limit outdoor exertion & check the backseat! 🚗 #CAwx#BayAreaWX
Happy Pride Month, San Francisco!
#SFDPH celebrates our LGBTQIA+ communities today and every day. Pride is about visibility, joy, and care and we’re proud to support a city where everyone can be healthy, safe, and included.
This June, we’re honoring community strength and the ongoing work toward health equity for all, centered on this year’s Pride theme: Health Access for All.
We remain committed to uplifting equitable, affirming, and culturally responsive care for all communities because everyone deserves to thrive.
Happy Pride! #WithPrideSF
Attention, San Francisco County! 🌉
Weekend closures on SR-1 start this Friday.
The first 70-hour closure runs from April 24 at 7 a.m. to April 27 at 5 a.m. on northbound 19th Avenue from Sloat Boulevard to Lincoln Way.
Visit https://t.co/JxV4tbdXan for more information.
Have you worked in #SF? You might have money waiting for you.
Trish used employer-contributed SF City Option funds to cover chiropractic care, prescription glasses, and medications.
Click on this link to learn more. https://t.co/pVhgOBTGhr
San Francisco County — Full weekend closure of the EB I-80 freeway begins tonight.
- 17th to 4th streets
- Friday, April 17 to Monday, April 20 (6am)
- 11am to 6am
The SB and NB US 101 Bayshore Freeway connector ramps will also be closed.
https://t.co/JxV4tbdXan
Thank you to the 911 dispatchers who serve as FIRST first-responders in #SF, helping people in their most critical moments—24/7 with calm, skill & care. This morning, @SF_DPH Director Daniel Tsai joined @SF_emergency Dir. Mary Ellen Carroll to honor our public safety telecommunicators during National Dispatcher Week. We’re grateful for your service. #DispatcherAppreciation
SFDPH takes every opportunity to offer treatment to people who use drugs because treatment works.
Since San Francisco strengthened its safe use supplies distribution policy in 2025 under Mayor Daniel Lurie’s Breaking the Cycle initiative, our partner organizations providing naloxone and other supplies reported ~1,400 on-site treatment services, including starts for medications for opioid use disorder, contingency management, and counseling sessions with behavioral health clinicians.
Anyone who uses fentanyl or other opioids can call 888-246-3333 between 8am and midnight to get an immediate prescription for buprenorphine treatment.
Make the call to start your recovery journey today.
#RecoveryIsPossible #LivingProofSF #WeAreSFDPH
Reducing disparities in overdoses, preterm birth, and heart health begins with improving access to preventive and primary care. This National Minority Health Month, SF Public Health highlights the SF Health Network clinics for providing high-quality, comprehensive care across San Francisco.
SF Health Network clinics offer:
• Primary and preventive care
• Maternal and family health services
• Behavioral health care
• Chronic disease management
• Screenings and health education
Through multilingual staff, neighborhood locations, and financial counseling services, the SF Health Network helps remove barriers to care and supports healthier communities.
All residents are encouraged to access care at SF Health Network clinics — services are available to everyone.
Find a clinic near you: https://t.co/UwrMbv6iF0
#SFHealthNetwork #HealthEquitySF #HealthForAll
Need a San Francisco birth or death certificate? Those services are now located in San Francisco City Hall, Room 160. Learn more by visiting the Office of Vital Records website: https://t.co/MVvFVrCmE6