UCSF staff, S.F. officials say General Hospital still isn’t safe for workers
UCSF workers and San Francisco officials held a vigil for slain social worker Alberto Rangel. They argue that San Francisco General Hospital remains unsafe for staff and are calling for improved security measures.
At a vigil, colleagues of slain social worker Alberto Rangel say they are still in danger from patients — and UCSF can do better UCSF staff, S.F. officials say General Hospital still isn’t safe for workers
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