San Francisco Jail Inmate COVID-19-Positive At Booking; Had Been Asymptomatic, Released 2 Weeks Prior
A person booked into a San Francisco jail has tested positive for the coronavirus, San Francisco Sheriff Paul Miyamoto announced Tuesday.
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A person booked into a San Francisco jail has tested positive for the coronavirus, San Francisco Sheriff Paul Miyamoto announced Tuesday.
As if D-Nice hasn't already done his share to make this COVID-19 lockdown bearable with Club Quarantine on Instagram, now he's teaming up with San Francisco-based app Houseparty to spin what may be the biggest prom night party ever for the Class of 2020
University of California at San Francisco will partner with UCLA and the California Department of Public Health to train thousands of residents across the state.
City Attorney Dennis Herrera on Tuesday announced San Francisco would be joining the state and other cities in suing Uber and Lyft over the misclassification of their drivers as independent contractors.
United, which has a hub at San Francisco International Airport, has warned some of its staff that the airline will sharply reduce hours and staffing in the months to come.
A 22-year-old Twitter employee and San Francisco transit advocate who was critically wounded in a Mission District shooting has died of his injuries, authorities confirmed Tuesday.
San Mateo County sheriff's investigators are asking for the public's help in finding a suspect who robbed a woman of her iPhone.
Gov. Gavin Newsom announced that the state will be moving from Stage 1 to Stage 2 in its efforts to reopen California from its current coronavirus shutdown as early as Friday.
E-cigarette maker Juul Labs is moving its headquarters from San Francisco to Washington D.C., according to a report in the Wall Street Journal.
A promising young man is fighting for his life in a San Francisco hospital Monday, three days after being caught in a hail of gunfire in San Francisco's Mission District.
A coronavirus screening focused on San Francisco's Mission District revealed that approximately one out of every 50 subjects living or working there tested positive, according to officials.
Mayor London Breed announced Monday officials will be monitoring Dolores Park, a popular gathering spot in the city's Mission District, to see if she needs to order access to it shut down because of park goers are not maintaining proper social distancing.
A nonprofit is providing frontline workers in the Bay Area with tasty meals and keeping local restaurants afloat amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Citing the Tenderloin's "deplorable conditions" and the threat of a massive COVID-19 outbreak, a coalition of local business owners including UC Hasting law school filed a lawsuit Monday, asking a judge to order the city to clean-up the neighborhood including the removal of a growing sidewalk homeless encampment.
International tourism will not resume its normal pace until 2023, according to a new report by Tourism Economics, a data and consulting firm. In the Bay Area, the coronavirus is costing jobs and livelihoods.
