San Francisco wants to be the first city in the U.S. to eliminate H-I-V … and has invested millions of dollars toward that goal. One of the ongoing challenges is how to address persistent disparities among people of color … in particular LATINOS. But new data out signal a more positive outlook. 

San Francisco wants to be the first city in the U.S. to eliminate H-I-V … and has invested millions of dollars toward that goal. One of the ongoing challenges is how to address persistent disparities among people of color … in particular LATINOS. But new data out signal a more positive outlook.

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New Data Shows a Positive Outlook for Reducing SF's HIV Rates in Latinos

A lawsuit has been filed against the Trump administration alleging that the federal government is illegally surveilling observers of immigration enforcement activities. The Department of Homeland Security is accused of using surveillance tools to track people who are legally monitoring these actions. 

 

A lawsuit has been filed against the Trump administration alleging that the federal government is illegally surveilling observers of immigration enforcement activities.&nbsp;The Department of Homeland Security is accused of using surveillance tools to track people who are legally monitoring these actions.&nbsp;
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DHS Accused of Tracking, Punishing Legal Observers of ICE Actions

The federal government is dropping charges against the president of one of the state's largest labor unions. David Huerta — president of S-E-I-U: United Service Workers — a union that represents roughly 50 thousand service workers, was arrested in June while observing an immigration raid in Los Angeles.

The federal government is dropping charges against the president of one of the state's largest labor unions. David Huerta &mdash; president of S-E-I-U: United Service Workers &mdash; a union that represents roughly 50 thousand service workers, was arrested in June while observing an immigration raid in Los Angeles.

Feds Drop Charges Against SEIU Labor Leader David Huerta

KQED newscast for Tuesday, July 28, 2026 at 12:00 PM

New Data Shows a Positive Outlook for Reducing SF's HIV Rates in Latinos

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