Coronavirus Pandemic: San Francisco Officials Report New Death, 85 New Confirmed Cases
Health officials in San Francisco Monday reported a new coronavirus death over the last 24 hours and 85 new confirmed cases among the city's residents.
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Health officials in San Francisco Monday reported a new coronavirus death over the last 24 hours and 85 new confirmed cases among the city's residents.
A man was arrested in Redwood City after allegedly stealing two pickup trucks from a local fence company and crashing each of them while driving under the influence early Sunday morning.
Normally on a holiday weekend, San Francisco International would be overflowing with passengers, there would be lengthy delays at security checkpoints and there would be a bee hive of worker activity on the tarmac and loading gates.
A gorgeous Easter Sunday provided a challenge for people in San Francisco trying to shelter in place in an ongoing effort to mediate the coronavirus pandemic.
A suspect who allegedly stabbed two men, including an off-duty San Francisco police officer, as he attempted to carjack a vehicle at a South San Francisco gas station early Sunday was killed after a wild pursuit in a stolen police car ended in a fatal officer-involved shooting.
The Easter sunrise service at the historic Mount Davidson Landmark Park in San Francisco was canceled but the cross was illuminated in blue light to show support for healthcare professionals and essential workers during the coronavirus pandemic.
Within days of starting an online fundraising campaign last week, iconic San Francisco independent bookstore City Lights received more than $400,000 from nearly 9,000 contributors.
With couples and families under stay at home orders, reports of domestic violence are up in San Francisco, according to Mayor London Breed.
One day after San Francisco announced 70 coronavirus cases at the city's largest homeless shelter, buses were taking residents to city-secured hotels.
Two employees at the San Mateo County Sheriff's Office have tested positive for the novel coronavirus, the sheriff's office said Saturday.
In order to support struggling San Francisco restaurants offering take-out food during the shelter order, Mayor London Breed on Friday issued an emergency order temporarily placing a cap on delivery fees from third-party delivery companies.
San Francisco's iconic City Lights bookstore is on the brink of collapse as the coronavirus pandemic is forcing the business to keep its doors shut.
A new service in San Francisco will allow people in dangerous situations to text 911 instead of calling, city officials announced Friday. The new option is intended for people who are not in a safe place to speak out loud, the deaf and those suffering a medical emergency
Mayor London Breed on Friday said that a homeless shelter south of Market is being converted to a medical facility after 70 people there tested positive for coronavirus.
A pet food bank has been created for San Mateo County pet owners facing financial hardship or considered at high risk for the novel coronavirus in San Mateo County, the Peninsula Humane Society said Friday.
