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Businesses across the country are reeling from the impact of the COVID-19. There is the virus, and then the economic crisis that follows it. While no one knows when the situation will all end, San Francisco is about to launch its own recovery effort.
Quarantine over, the Grand Princess will dock temporarily at the Port of San Francisco to stock up on provisions early next week. The cruise line is still working out a plan on where it will go next.
With the elaborate planned sesquicentennial celebration for San Francisco's Golden Gate Park put on indefinite hold by the coronavirus pandemic, organizers have announced a "virtual concert series" that will launch on April 4th.
Unions and community groups representing Filipino and South Asian crew members of the Grand Princess cruise ship, now confined in San Francisco Bay, demanded the cruise company do more to protect the workers, as a 14-day quarantine ends on Saturday.
With health officials now urging people to wear masks in public, the costume department of a Mountain View children's theater company is using its skills to sew masks for medical personnel.
After weeks of public health officials saying it was not necessary for people who weren't possibly sick to wear a mask, the new recommendation from doctors for everyone to cover their faces when in public was quickly adopted by many.
The San Mateo County Fair scheduled for June has been canceled as the San Mateo County Event Center is being used in response to the coronavirus outbreak.
San Francisco Mayor London Breed Friday responded to demands from some of the city's supervisors that the city immediately move homeless people in shelters to the thousands of available hotel rooms in the city during the coronavirus pandemic.
PG&E crews have repaired a gas leak in San Francisco that shut down Harrison Street between 25th and 26th streets Friday.
There have been three more coronavirus-related deaths in San Mateo County, health officials reported Friday; the 13 total deaths in the county are the second-most in the Bay Area.
As the Grand Princess remained moored in San Francisco Bay Friday, a coalition of local community groups announced that among the 74 lives claimed regionally by the coronavirus was a crewmember from the Philippines.
San Francisco Mayor London Breed said putting homeless people in hotel rooms during the coronavirus crisis is not proving as easy as it may seem.
Across the Bay Area, state and nation, the plea is the same from nurses and frontline healthcare workers: there is not enough personal protective equipment.
San Francisco health officials announced Thursday 53 new coronavirus cases among local residences and the first among those living in the city's homeless shelters.
Police and arson investigators in San Francisco have arrested a man believed to be responsible for a series of fires in the city following a months-long investigation.
