For some restaurants, latest shutdown could be a death blow
Businesses in five Bay Area counties including San Francisco will be forced to either close their doors or limit service starting Sunday night at 10 o'clock.
Businesses in five Bay Area counties including San Francisco will be forced to either close their doors or limit service starting Sunday night at 10 o'clock.
Man suffers life-threatening injuries in scooter crash on SF Embarcadero
A man suffered life-threatening injuries after the scooter he was operating crashed Thursday evening along San Francisco's Embarcadero.
A man suffered life-threatening injuries after the scooter he was operating crashed Thursday evening along San Francisco's Embarcadero.
San Francisco’s ability to contact trace could soon reach breaking point
There's a chance the county may not be able to keep up with the surge in cases.
There's a chance the county may not be able to keep up with the surge in cases.
San Francisco Mayor London Breed and Director of Health Dr. Grant Colfax provide an update on COVID-19
The press briefing was held at 1:15 p.m. on Friday, December 4, 2020.
The press briefing was held at 1:15 p.m. on Friday, December 4, 2020.
SFPD searching for suspect who shot man and ran into South of Market building
At the scene, officers found a 50-year-old man suffering from a gunshot wound.
At the scene, officers found a 50-year-old man suffering from a gunshot wound.
Salon owners play waiting game, brace for another shutdown
If a stay-at-home order is triggered in the Bay Area, hair and nail salons and barber shops would be forced to close again.
If a stay-at-home order is triggered in the Bay Area, hair and nail salons and barber shops would be forced to close again.
San Francisco on track to run out of ICU beds the day after Christmas
Dr. Grant Colfax says while we're already seeing a COVID-19 surge, we have yet to factor in Thanksgiving gatherings. That impact will be seen sometime next week.
Dr. Grant Colfax says while we're already seeing a COVID-19 surge, we have yet to factor in Thanksgiving gatherings. That impact will be seen sometime next week.
San Francisco on track to run out of ICU beds the day after Christmas
In about a month's time, the number of people testing positive for COVID-19 in San Francisco has jumped from 34 a day to 140 on average. KTVU's Christien Kafton reports on how the city is preparing for an influx of patients who need ICU beds.
In about a month's time, the number of people testing positive for COVID-19 in San Francisco has jumped from 34 a day to 140 on average. KTVU's Christien Kafton reports on how the city is preparing for an influx of patients who need ICU beds.
Mayor Breed calls criticism of her French Laundry visit ‘fair’
San Francisco's mayor says criticism of her French Laundry visit is "fair."
San Francisco's mayor says criticism of her French Laundry visit is "fair."
Group of San Francisco restaurants may sue the city if it bans outdoor dining
California may be facing another statewide shutdown this week. Some San Francisco restaurants say if outdoor dining is restricted, it could be the last straw.
California may be facing another statewide shutdown this week. Some San Francisco restaurants say if outdoor dining is restricted, it could be the last straw.
San Francisco city administrator takes leave as husband faces wire fraud charge
San Francisco's city administrator is taking a leave of absence after her husband, the SFPUC general manager, was charged by federal prosecutors with wire fraud.
San Francisco's city administrator is taking a leave of absence after her husband, the SFPUC general manager, was charged by federal prosecutors with wire fraud.
SF Mayor Breed attends small birthday dinner at The French Laundry
Governor Newsom isn't alone in dining at an exclusive Napa Co. restaurant. It appears San Francisco Mayor London Breed went to a small dinner party at The French Laundry too.
Governor Newsom isn't alone in dining at an exclusive Napa Co. restaurant. It appears San Francisco Mayor London Breed went to a small dinner party at The French Laundry too.
'More restrictive action' coming to San Francisco, mayor warns
San Francisco's mayor said she may order tighter rules on gatherings, a mandatory quarantine for travelers and reduced capacity in public places.
San Francisco's mayor said she may order tighter rules on gatherings, a mandatory quarantine for travelers and reduced capacity in public places.
Salesforce to buy work chat service Slack for $27.7 billion
Two San Francisco tech giants headquartered about a block away from each other are joining forces. Cloud software pioneer Salesforce.com is buying work-chatting service Slack for $27.7 billion in the biggest acquisition of Salesforce's 21-year history.
Two San Francisco tech giants headquartered about a block away from each other are joining forces. Cloud software pioneer Salesforce.com is buying work-chatting service Slack for $27.7 billion in the biggest acquisition of Salesforce's 21-year history.
Irate customer gets physical with owner of popular Mission pupuseria
When a customer at Panchitas, a popular Mission District pupuseria, became violent, the owner's maternal instinct kicked in and she literally turned the table on the customer to defend herself and her family.
When a customer at Panchitas, a popular Mission District pupuseria, became violent, the owner's maternal instinct kicked in and she literally turned the table on the customer to defend herself and her family.
Now 'purple,' San Francisco goes under a curfew
San Francisco has slipped into the purple tier, meaning that many businesses must close and a curfew will be in effect overnight for weeks.
San Francisco has slipped into the purple tier, meaning that many businesses must close and a curfew will be in effect overnight for weeks.
Now 'purple,' San Francisco begins life under curfew
San Francisco has slipped into the purple tier, meaning that many businesses must close and a curfew will be in effect overnight for weeks.
San Francisco has slipped into the purple tier, meaning that many businesses must close and a curfew will be in effect overnight for weeks.
SF 'street teams' to respond to non-violent mental health calls under new pilot program
The program is part of Mayor London Breed's ongoing efforts to create non-law enforcement alternatives for non-violent emergency calls.
The program is part of Mayor London Breed's ongoing efforts to create non-law enforcement alternatives for non-violent emergency calls.
San Francisco launches 32nd annual Winter Shelter Program for the homeless
San Francisco's St. Mary's Cathedral will temporarily shelter 67 homeless individuals through January 2021 as part of an interfaith program's 32nd year of service.
San Francisco's St. Mary's Cathedral will temporarily shelter 67 homeless individuals through January 2021 as part of an interfaith program's 32nd year of service.
Feds charge San Francisco's public utilities commission head with fraud
Federal prosecutors charged Harlan Kelly, the head of the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission, with wire fraud.
Federal prosecutors charged Harlan Kelly, the head of the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission, with wire fraud.