Of course President Trump is siding with Elon Musk about reopening the Tesla plant, Fremont police say they have no plans to intervene, and the Supreme Court today is hearing arguments in cases relating to Trump's refusal to release financial records.
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.
Under the proposal, the Giants could be playing here at Oracle Park, but of course without fans in the stands.
Working off of almost $1.5 million in donated funds and counting, SF New Deal has not only helped 50 San Francisco restaurants and food businesses keep some staff employed, it's also helping provide a bridge in terms of meal delivery for SF's hungry and homebound.
Regardless of whether the current economic crisis is technically just a bad recession or if we are edging into depression territory is probably a matter of semantics.
After calling stay-at-home orders "fascist" a couple weeks back, Musk is now openly asking to be arrested as he announces the immediate reopening of his Fremont manufacturing plant.
San Franciscans are mostly cooperating with public-health orders, and police have not had to issue any recent citations to individuals gathering in Dolores Park or elsewhere for non-compliance with the orders, according to SFPD Chief William Scott.
The number of confirmed cases of SARS-CoV-2 in the city of San Francisco has increased by an average of 49 per day in the last week as a direct result of expanded testing being offered, rising from 1,754 last Wednesday, May 6, to 1,954 as of Monday morning.
A hiker in Mill Valley made a strange and potentially lethal discovery on Sunday afternoon, leading to the Berkeley bomb squad getting called across a bridge and a brief bit of drama.
Two children have been identified as victims in a freeway crash in Oakland, SF General has a mystery patient who arrived Friday night from the vicinity of Telegraph Hill, and 'Seinfeld' actor Jerry Stiller has died at age 92.
SF-based creative fnnch, the artist behind our city's beloved honey bear and pink flamingo murals, has raised more than $125K for two COVID-19 charities from sales made through his online store. And those now donated funds will go toward bolstering local communities hardest hit by the pandemic.
Governor Newsom has repeatedly suggested that the first community transmission of COVID-19 in California came from a nail salon. Unsurprisingly, beauticians across the state remain bewildered by the claim and fear the repercussions it may have on their businesses.
Prior to the flight's departure, passengers received an email from United saying that the airline would uphold social distancing practices and block middle seating. But a UCSF medical professional found himself in a much different scenario — sat inside a completely booked, crowded cabin.
A 26-year-old surfer was attacked by a shark and killed Saturday afternoon about 100 yards off Sand Dollar Beach, and this was the first fatality from a shark attack in the region in decades.
Elon Musk heedlessly tweeted Saturday he’ll move Tesla's Fremont factory to Texas or Nevada after Alameda County declined their request to reopen, six arson arrests were made in SF this past week, and BART has quietly added San Jose to its map ahead of the unconstructed extension there.
After raising over $180K — procured largely from individual donations — the San Francisco Queer Nightlife Fund (QNF) announced a second round of fundraising Friday and, too, will accept new grant applications throughout May.
Opened in 1989 by Francesco and Giuseppina Nozzolino, Ristorante Franchino has remained a go-to for authentic Italian fare in the city for well over three decades. But, in light of COVID-19 and an unwillingness to move to takeout only, the North Beach institution will shutter after this month.
Facebook and Google will allow employees to work remotely until the end of 2020, five Bay Area DMV locations began opening up again Friday, and despite warnings from UCSF health experts, Dolores Park was crowded with people yesterday — not practicing proper social distancing.
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.
Leave it to the law school to sue the city, and even though the mayor specifically crafted a plan to mollify their desire to see the crowded sidewalks more clear, UC Hastings is keeping the heat on.
As restaurants in San Francisco and other major cities look toward reopening sometime in the next few months, one thing is for certain: Nothing about the experience will look much like it did before.
Faced with the mounting uncertainty of what’s still to become of nightlife, the offbeat drag group Toxic Waste Face will host an online symposium in partnership with SOMArts to address queer artistry amid COVID-19 — and help envision a pathway forward.
A few more notable restaurants have reopened for delicious takeout and delivery in recent weeks, so SFist is revising and updating this list of select socially distant food options that San Francisco residents can indulge in while in captivity.
San Francisco police are investigating a homicide in the Portola neighborhood that occurred around 10 p.m. Thursday night.
Hospitalization rates and the number of people infected with the coronavirus in San Francisco's intensive-care units (ICUs) have remained fairly steady since early April. But on Wednesday there was a sudden jump of over 100 new hospital patients with suspected but unconfirmed cases.
