Day Around the Bay: New HIV Cases In SF Have Dropped 30% Since Pre-COVID Era
New HIV cases in San Francisco have declined by 30% since the pre-COVID era. Additionally, a long-delayed high-rise project at 30 Van Ness is now for sale, and two marmots were relocated to Lake Tahoe.
Two marmots that hitched rides to the Bay Area were dropped off In Lake Tahoe; 30 Van Ness, the site of a long-delayed high-rise project, is now for sale; and new HIV cases fell by 8% in 2025 and 30% since before COVID.
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