COVID Pandemic Brings New Difficulties to International Adoption Process
COVID-19 restrictions have left many hopeful Bay Area parents to be with open but empty arms as the pandemic has slowed down or suspended their adoption plans.
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COVID-19 restrictions have left many hopeful Bay Area parents to be with open but empty arms as the pandemic has slowed down or suspended their adoption plans.
The rampant retail smash-and-grab robberies happening in the Bay Area and elsewhere have some people rethinking their own safety, leading to a boom in gun sales and enrollment in self-defense classes.
The San Francisco Public Utilities Commission is urging nearly 3 million water customers throughout the Bay Area to cut water usage by 10%, as it declares a water shortage emergency due to the ongoing drought.
In due time, Klay Thompson is counting on more 37-point quarters and other scoring outbursts from himself, like the time he made 14 3-pointers in a game.
On Tuesday, the San Francisco Recreation and Parks Department announced the launch of a three-month pilot program for food truck service on the Upper Great Highway during days the roadway is closed to vehicle traffic.
San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin, who is facing a recall election in June, called this weekend's brazen robberies "absolutely unacceptable" and was preparing tough charges against those arrested during the looting bedlam in Union Square.
An elderly Mission District man was acquitted of hit-and-run after his attorney showed the accuser had "a longstanding and unfounded animus" against him and there was no evidence a hit-and-run happened, the San Francisco Public Defender's Office announced Tuesday.
A local union announced Tuesday that hundreds of airport workers will protest the next day at San Francisco International Airport to highlight demands for affordable health care benefits, according to union officials.
California's energy utility, Pacific Gas & Electric, received two citations Monday for safety code violations, totaling $7.5 million, from the California Public Utilities Commission.
The San Francisco Public Defender's Office announced Monday that a San Francisco jury acquitted an 81-year-old man charged in the attempted murder of his ex-wife, according to a news release.
After a troubling start, California's COVID-19 case rate recently has been stabilizing this month, according to new data. But health officials urge residents to continue with booster shots and vaccinations for kids.
Authorities in San Francisco announced four people were arrested and nearly two dozen firearms were seized last week in connection with an alleged gun trafficking operation.
San Francisco officials announced Monday that they have reached a $5.325 million settlement with DoorDash for alleged violations of local labor laws.
Police in San Francisco announced on Monday they are investigating two separate weekend homicides that happened since Friday night in the city's Potrero Hill and Lower Nob Hill.
Thanksgiving week is expected to be the biggest holiday travel period since the start of the pandemic. Lines are already building at San Francisco International.
