Coronavirus Cluster at SF Laguna Honda Hospital Expands to 7 Staff, 1 Patient
Seven staff members and one patient at San Francisco's Laguna Honda Hospital have tested positive for the novel coronavirus. All are in said to be in good condition
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Seven staff members and one patient at San Francisco's Laguna Honda Hospital have tested positive for the novel coronavirus. All are in said to be in good condition
San Francisco police are investigating the death of a man and woman found Thursday in a locked hotel room on Cyril Magnin St. as a possible muder-suicide.
Officials in San Francisco on Friday confirmed additional coronavirus cases at both Laguna Honda and Zuckerberg San Francisco General hospitals.
San Francisco health officials Friday announced 56 new positive tests for the coronavirus and the city's third death from the illness.
City College of San Francisco's chancellor is stepping down as of March 31, college officials announced Thursday.
Police in San Francisco are investigating a shooting that killed two people Thursday afternoon downtown near Powell Street, authorities said.
A Texas man faces federal charges after he made online posts threatening Democrats, including U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi of San Francisco.
San Mateo Health officials announced Friday 34 new positive conornavirus cases and another death -- the county's fifth fatality from the virus this week.
Police in Redwood City have arrested a suspect in connection with an assault that occurred earlier this week.
Social distancing restrictions were still proving to be elusive at many Bay Area stores, despite attempts by shoppers and store owners.
San Francisco Mayor London Breed announced Friday the city would be opening three new mobile coronavirus testing sites next week in Chinatown, the Sunset District and near Oracle Park.
A restaurant along the San Mateo County coast closed due to the coronavirus shelter-in-place was trashed by thieves who partied at his business, the owner said.
An employee working in the 911 call center of the San Francisco Department of Emergency Management has tested positive for the novel coronavirus, a department spokesman said Thursday
Major League Baseball stadiums sat empty Thursday on what would have been opening day amid the gravity of the fight against the coronavirus, and an unofficial national celebration came and went.
Taxi drivers in San Francisco on Thursday asked the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency for relief as they say they're facing a dramatic decline in business, despite being an essential service.
