SF News Day Around the Bay: East Bay Doctors Say Suicides Are Spiking Doctors at John Muir Medical Center in Walnut Creek say they're seeing an unprecedented rise in suicides linked to lockdown orders, SF restaurateur Nick Bovis enters his guilty pleas, and artists take over SFMOMA's website.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Turtle Tower Robbed During Lunch Service Don't be alarmed by helicopters doing mock safety drills at Ocean Beach Thursday, SF Mayor London Breed has ordered 15 percent budget cuts across all city departments, and Contra Costa County is doing virtual wedding services on Zoom.
SF News Day Around the Bay: BART Announces June Openings for New South Bay Stations SF health director Dr. Grant Colfax warns that the city will be battling the coronavirus for up to two years, a new small outbreak has been found at Laguna Honda Hospital, and BART is finally opening the Milpitas and San Jose Berryessa stations in June.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Bars and Hair Salons In Some Counties Might See June Reopenings A missing Rohnert Park girl may have run off with her secret adult boyfriend, a fatal shooting in Antioch reportedly stemmed from an argument between roommates, and Apple may have reached a settlement to compensate iPhone owners for slowdowns.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Carmel Restaurant Owner Defies Health Orders, Calls Them 'Politics' Two suspects have been arrested for an Outer Mission shootout last month, a Chinese study suggests that outdoor transmissions of the coronavirus are very rare, and a Carmel restaurant owner refuses to keep his business closed and now faces criminal charges.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Trump Calls Testing 'Overrated' PG&E is appealing some strict probation conditions from a judge, the Stern Grove Festival has been canceled, and Trump has INFURIATINGLY just said in a speech that COVID-19 testing is "overrated" because it makes the U.S.'s numbers go up.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Goats Run Amok Through San Jose Neighborhood The FBI says Chinese hackers are trying to steal coronavirus research from the U.S., Uber is requiring face masks for everyone starting Monday, and a herd of 200 goats got loose last night and ran around a San Jose subdivision.
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Day Around the Bay: Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan Just Gave $100K Each To Their Favorite Restaurants The Geary Boulevard pedestrian bridge is coming down later this month, Alameda County is stepping up its war of words with Elon Musk, and the Zuckerberg-Chans just donated tidy sums to La Ciccia and The Liberties in their 'hood.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Suspect Arrested In Los Altos Backyard Murder An East Bay grocery store owner has been charged with price gouging, Solano County's death count just went up 40 percent as it prepares to potentially begin opening restaurants, and a Corte Madera mall owner has sent eviction notices to non-paying retail tenants.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Three Cruise Ships Are Coming to Dock In Oakland SF is spending $30,000 to pay for hotel rooms that are sitting empty, a man and a teen were arrested for attempting to burglarize a San Mateo County gun store, and Delta is halting service to Oakland Airport until September.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Six Bay Area Counties Will Not Be Doing Any Curbside Retail Sales Uber announced $2.9 billion in Q1 losses today, Virgin Hotels is suing the owner of the building it has been occupying on Fourth Street in SF, and health officers in six Bay Area counties want to make sure everyone knows our rules are different than what Newsom is saying.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Spotify Is Down! You probably already have noticed but a Facebook SDK took down the Spotify and TikTok iOS apps this afternoon, an SF man was arrested for a Tuesday stabbing in Santa Clara, and a local hotel is marketing itself as an escape from your home office.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Sonoma County Opens Two Free COVID Test Sites An inmate at SF County Jail tested positive for COVID-19 as he was booked with no symptoms, State Senator Scott Wiener introduced legislation to track data on LGBTQ people with COVID-19, and President Trump just said the coronavirus task force will be "wound down" later this month.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Two Trader Joe's Workers In SF Test Positive UC Hastings and a merchant association have filed suit against the city over conditions in the Tenderloin, Ghost Ship defendant Derick Almena has been released on bond, and Mayor London Breed is threatening to close Dolores Park if people don't stop crowding there.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Most of SF's Billionaires Aren't Ponying Up for COVID Relief The California EDD is still having trouble processing applications for pandemic assistance, PG&E is purging three-quarters of its board, and rumors are swirling that Uber will move its headquarters to Dallas.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Man Dumps Masks All Over I-880 A court dismissed Oakland's lawsuit against the Raiders and the NFL, Twitter's stock slumped today after a lackluster 1st quarter earnings report, and an SF sheriff's deputy shot someone's dog on mid-Market.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Salesforce Cancels Dreamforce The SFPD was reportedly enforcing a curfew at a Civic Center tent encampment, the name of the guy who barricaded himself in Glide last week has been released, and the city is reimbursing workers who have money tied up in medical savings accounts.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Uber Headed For Major Layoff Nancy Pelosi is using a silk scarf for a face mask, Novato police are investigating a shooting between two cars, and a man in the Tenderloin was reportedly attacked with a machete last night.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Breed Apologizes For FEMA Comments SF may lease the Art Institute's Fort Mason campus for COVID housing, the death of a San Jose woman in early February was caused by a coronavirus infection in her heart, and the California state bar exam is being delayed until September.
SF News Day Around the Bay: SF Shelter-in-Place Order Likely to Be Extended A pair of San Francisco women were charged for allegedly coughing in a Civic Center Walgreens in order to rob it, the city revealed that there are 113 confirmed COVID-19 cases in long-term care facilities, and Mayor London Breed foreshadowed sheltering orders extending to June.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Second Infection Shuts Down Navigation Center Gilead's much talked about antiviral drug remdesivir had a setback in a Chinese study and the company's stock tumbled, four elderly residents at an SF nursing home have now died of COVID-19, and a BART board member says they need to start talking about cutting hours and possibly jobs.
SF News Day Around the Bay: SF Extends Free COVID Testing To Uninsured Residents An eviction protection ordinance just passed in Contra Costa County, BART confirms $250M in stimulus funding, and Gilead's drug remdesivir continues to show promise as a COVID-19 treatment.
SF News Day Around the Bay: San Mateo County Orders Non-Residents Off Its Beaches Netflix has picked up 16 million new global subscribers, the LA antibody prevalence study suggests even more people have had COVID-19, and San Mateo County authorities questioned hundreds of people on beaches if they had traveled more than 5 miles to get there.
SF News Day Around the Bay: SF's Mission District and SoMa Have High COVID-19 Rates Muni will restore the 5-Fulton and several other bus routes next week, protesters of stay-at-home order descended on Sacramento today sans masks, and the Mission, Dogpatch, Bayview, and SoMa appear to be San Francisco's hotspots for COVID-19 so far.
SF News Day Around the Bay: San Francisco To Require Face Masks as of Midnight SF will require facial coverings in public starting Saturday but not enforce the rule until next week, Kamala Harris said she'd "be honored" to be Biden's running mate, and UC Berkeley researchers are conducting a broad study of East Bay residents to track the asymptomatic spread of COVID-19.
