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The ongoing coronavirus outbreak has rocked the nation's retail industry including San Francisco-based clothier Gap Inc. which reported Wednesday it was running out of cash.
All essential employees in San Francisco now have access to COVID-19 coronavirus testing, as well as any resident who is experiencing symptoms and can't otherwise get tested, Mayor London Breed announced Wednesday.
The Bay Area Toll Authority voted Wednesday to suspend weekday congestion pricing on the Bay Bridge indefinitely during the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.
San Mateo County authorities told over 900 people to leave beaches over the weekend after learning they were from outside the area, a violation of the county's coronavirus shelter-in-place order.
Public health officials announced Wednesday there have been 11 new coronavirus deaths reported among San Mateo County residents and 28 new conformed cases of the illness.
A 28-year-old San Francisco woman, another unidentified passenger and a dog were killed Tuesday evening when a SUV careened out of control and tumbled down a hillside in San Francisco's Potrero Hill neighborhood, police said.
Long associated with San Francisco, famed singer Tony Bennett has announced plans to lead a virtual singalong of his hit 'I Left My Heart In San Francisco' with local homebound residents over the upcoming weekend to lift spirits and honor health workers during the coronavirus outbreak.
Bill Johnson, who has been at the helm of Pacific Gas & Electric Corporation since last May during the utility's most turbulent financial time, will be stepping down as CEO on June 30th, the company announced Wednesday.
While the curve may be flattening, efforts are ramping up to do contact tracing. Bay Area health departments are hiring teams of people to find out who has the coronavirus and then trying to find everyone they came in contact with.
A suspect who allegedly brandished a knife at someone was safely taken into custody late Tuesday night after barricading themselves inside a building in the Tenderloin for more than 15 hours, according to San Francisco police.
SF supervisors approved an emergency ordinance to require employers like stores, pharmacies, restaurants and delivery services to provide their employees with personal protective equipment during the COVID-19 pandemic.
San Francisco International Airport looks like ghost town these days as travelers stay home due to the coronavirus stay at home orders.
Latinx San Franciscans make up 23% of coronavirus cases in the city, yet only 16% of the population. That's part of the reason the University of California, San Francisco wants to test people living between South Van Ness Ave. and Harrison St., and Cesar Chavez Blvd. and 23rd Street.
While much of the economy remains closed, one essential sector is busier than ever in San Francisco, and that is the city's Department of Public Works.
Mayor London Breed on Tuesday announced new measures to further support the San Francisco's businesses, as they struggle to survive during the coronavirus pandemic.
