San Francisco Police Warn Of Coronavirus-Related Scams
The San Francisco Police Department is warning the public about reports they've received regarding a variety of scams related to the coronavirus outbreak.
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The San Francisco Police Department is warning the public about reports they've received regarding a variety of scams related to the coronavirus outbreak.
Mayor London Breed on Monday afternoon threatened tougher enforcement of coronavirus-related shelter-in-place orders in San Francisco if residents continue to gather in public places.
San Francisco has hired 82 qualified nurses and will receive one million N95 personal protective masks from the state of California in an effort to strengthen the city's medical response against the coronavirus pandemic.
As he watched confirmed cases of coronavirus mount in his county each day, a frustrated San Mateo County Health Officer Dr. Scott Morrow lashed out Monday at those who continued to disregard the shelter-in-place order and its social distancing requirement.
San Francisco Supervisors on Monday were set to unveil a plan to shelter homeless people in thousands of available hotel rooms to protect them from the spread of the coronavirus.
The Menlo Park Fire Protection District has announced the formation of a Pandemic Emergency Response Unit, which will respond to all suspected novel coronavirus cases.
With special events and celebrations canceled during the shelter-in-place order, a San Francisco bakery owner is offering a sweet option to send to those you can't be with.
Some Bay Area residents and business owners are having to adapt to a dramatically changing landscape after coronavirus shutdowns have torpedoed their livelihoods.
As cases of COVID-19 grow at a rapid pace in the Bay Area, so has coronavirus-related discrimination against Asian Americans, but community leaders and even Hollywood are calling out to stop the hate.
A San Francisco sheriff's deputy assigned to a county jail has tested positive for COVID-19, the sheriff's department said Sunday.
Band and crew members for Bay Area thrash-metal groups Testament, Exodus and Death Angel have become sick since returning from a recent European tour, with some testing positive for COVID-19 according to social media posts.
The cause of a fire early Sunday morning at a California Bank & Trust branch in Japantown is under investigation.
Mayor London Breed announced a critical donation of much-needed medical protective equipment for healthcare workers.
Crews responded Saturday afternoon to a one-alarm fire in San Francisco's Excelsior District that was started by discarded barbecue coals, SFFD officials said.
San Francisco's Recreation and Park Department will expand free emergency child care hours, which provide child care for low-income families affected by the novel coronavirus, in order to support health care workers
