SF reinstates street sweeping violations
San Francisco will resume issuing citations for cars parked in street sweeping zones beginning June 15.
Mayor London Breed along with the San Francisco ...
Breed lifts San Francisco curfew beginning Thursday morning
San Francisco Mayor London Breed in a tweet Wednesday said she will lift The City’s curfew as ...
San Francisco protesters take a knee for George Floyd, demand police reforms
Sad and somber, festive but fighting, protesters called for justice for George Floyd Monday.
San Francisco curfew stretches into second night after mostly peaceful debut
A protest in San Francisco remained largely peaceful on Sunday night after a curfew took effect at ...
Mayor, police chief issue Sunday curfew to curb late protest violence, destruction
San Francisco officials are warning people heading into The City that a repeat episode of the vandalism, ...
San Francisco to soon let retail, restaurants use sidewalks, streets, parks
Some San Francisco businesses may soon be permitted to extend their outdoor retail space onto sidewalks and into streets.
The City’s new Shared Spaces ...
Covid-19 update: Officials prepare for Memorial Day weekend crowds
The three-day Memorial Day weekend is here, but that does not mean the public should relax as ...
City to permit summer camps, though ‘a lot has changed’
San Francisco summer camps will be allowed to open in June, but officials warn that camps will ...
Covid-19 update: Global cases near 5 million, Tesla drops lawsuit
All of the 50 states have begun easing stay-at-home restrictions, including California.
Here in the Bay Area, ...
SF adds three Covid-19 testing sites in underserved neighborhoods
San Francisco officials Monday announced three new Covid-19 testing sites that combined will be able to conduct ...
City expands retail reopening plan as controller projects $1.7 billion deficit
San Francisco projects a $1.7 billion budget deficit over the next two fiscal years due to the economic impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, ...
Supes send message to transit agency board by ousting director
Supervisors say they are sending a message to the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency’s Board of Directors ...
Supes push mayor to deploy more 24-hour street bathrooms, eye land for Safe Sleeping Sites
San Francisco officials have deployed more 24-hour bathrooms and handwashing stations out to streets to help meet ...
Covid-19 update: Vallejo sees dramatic case spike, Newsom announces next reopening stage, air district praises telework impact
Around the world, more than 3.5 million people have tested positive for the 2019 novel coronavirus we’ve ...
Breed threatens to close Dolores Park, reinstate street cleaning tickets
San Francisco officials have threatened to close Dolores Park if visitors do not abide by physical distancing ...
SF expands Covid-19 testing to all essential workers regardless of symptoms
San Francisco essential workers who must leave their homes during shelter orders will now have access to free Covid-19 testing regardless of symptoms ...
House the unsheltered in vacant San Francisco homes, activists urge in May Day protest
Two homeless women and community activists occupied a vacant home in San Francisco’s Castro neighborhood Friday, demanding ...
SF extends Covid-19 testing to all skilled nursing facility residents, staff
Starting next week, San Francisco will begin testing all skilled nursing facility residents and staff.
The City has ...
Revised shelter orders allow skate parks, garden centers, construction to resume
Public health officers in six Bay Area counties and the city of Berkeley jointly announced Wednesday the ...
Covid-19 update: Supes rail against Breed on hotel room law, Contra Costa cases spike, EDD frustrates masses with system crashes
Here’s a look at the state of the Bay Area and beyond as of Tuesday.
U.S.
- Confirmed Cases: 1,012,517
- Deaths: ...
City shuts down vehicle traffic on two key park thoroughfares
After weeks of calls from bike and pedestrian advocates, San Francisco officials will finally cut off vehicle traffic on John F. Kennedy Drive ...
Mayor says SF ‘very likely’ to extend shelter order
“What that means is, you know, another few weeks or even a month of asking you all ...
SF Slow Streets program to prioritize pedestrians, physical distancing
Following in Oakland’s footsteps, San Francisco finally heeded calls from advocates to launch a Slow Streets Program ...
Face coverings ordered in San Francisco starting next Wednesday
The City will begin enforcement of the new public health order on Wednesday, April 22 at 8 ...
Breed nominates LGBTQ, safe streets advocate to serve on transit agency board
Mayor London Breed announced Thursday that she nominated LGBTQ and bike safety advocate Jane Natoli to serve ...
Supes’ unanimous vote pushes city for 8,000 hotel rooms, prioritizes homeless
San Francisco has less than two weeks to find thousands of additional hotel rooms to shelter the homeless and frontline city workers amid ...
A quiet year in SF: Pride, 420 festivals canceled out of caution
Two of The City’s landmark festivals have been officially canceled in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic: ...
LGBTQ rights icon, ‘fearless activist’ Phyllis Lyon dies at 95
"I'm so sad at the passing of Phyllis Lyon, a trailblazer, a fearless activist and a good ...
Supes push for 8,000 hotel rooms in emergency ordinance
San Francisco supervisors Tuesday moved to introduce an emergency ordinance that would require The City to procure ...
SF homeless shelter resident tests positive for Covid-19
San Francisco officials confirmed Thursday that a resident at one of The City’s navigation centers has tested ...
SFBay Covid-19 update: Event center becomes hospital, state schools likely shuttered rest of school year
Bay Area activists joined a national digital rally Wednesday calling for local, state and federal officials to hold back rent, mortgage and utility ...
San Francisco forecasts grim economic future due to Covid-19
San Francisco is facing a dire economic situation from the Covid-19 pandemic and faces projected revenue shortfalls.
SFBay Covid-19 update: Postal worker tests positive, health care workers sought statewide
Retired medical professionals, students, plus unemployed or underemployed health care workers are being recruited.
Bay Area Covid-19 evening update: Statewide eviction moratorium, Marin reports first death
Gov. Gavin Newsom Friday issued an executive order to prevent landlords from evicting tenants.
Bay Area coronavirus update: SF needs more hospital beds, East Bay closes parks
San Francisco officials gave a stark warning that The City's health care system could be overburdened.
San Francisco reports first coronavirus-related death
Health officials Tuesday evening announced the first novel coronavirus-related death in San Francisco.
The Department of Emergency Management said the person was a male ...
