2020年8月15日 · James Fang, San Francisco’s last elected Republican, died Friday at the age of 58. In a statement, Fang’s family said he died of “natural causes.” Former San Francisco Mayor Willie Brown told KQED Fang died of a “heart attack.” The Fang family could not be …

2020年8月16日 · James Fang, a former president of the BART Board of Directors and the San Francisco Examiner and a member of a once-powerful San Francisco political and publishing family, died Friday. He was 58.

2024年8月27日 · Research conducted in James Fang's laboratory spans various interdisciplinary domains, encompassing materials/inorganic chemistry, nanotechnology, energy materials and sustainable energy applications.

2020年8月22日 · James Fang, respected civic leader and newspaper publisher, passed away on Friday, August 14, 2020. He was 58. James was born in San Francisco to Florence and John Ta-Chuan Fang, and attended...

2023年11月27日 · James Fang, the city’s last elected Republican, repeatedly won a seat on the Bay Area Rapid Transit Board of Directors from 1990 to 2014—with the reliable support of Burton Democrats. His father, newspaper publisher John Fang, was a major ally of the Burtons, bringing the city’s politically awakening Chinese American community to their table.

2020年8月28日 · The Bay Area Council is mourning the untimely passing of San Francisco leader James Fang from natural causes at the age of 58. James was a devoted community servant and business leader who played key roles in running his family’s media empire, which at one time included the AsianWeek newspaper…

2020年8月15日 · Former BART board member, attorney and newspaper publisher James Fang died Friday of a heart attack. Fang, 59, was a prominent figure in the local Chinese community …

2020年8月17日 · SAN FRANCISCO — James Fang, a longtime member of the Bay Area Rapid Transit board and publisher of Asian Week and other newspapers, died on Aug. 14 at the age of 58. His family attributed his death to natural causes. First elected to the BART Board in 1990, Fang was re-elected six times before being ousted in 2014.

James Fang passed away in San Francisco, California. The obituary was featured in San Francisco Chronicle on August 22, 2020.

James Chen-tson Fang, M.D., is the Chief of Cardiovascular Medicine at the University of Utah School of Medicine and Director of the Cardiovascular Service Line at University of Utah Health Care. He holds the John and June B. Hartman Presidential Endowed Chair and is Professor of Medicine at the University of Utah School of Medicine.