6 Bay Area counties extend stay at home orders through May
The extension of stay-at-home orders in six Bay Area counties is not what most residents wanted to hear, although many said they agreed it's the safest thing to do.
As temperature rises, San Francisco residents told to obey social distancing guidelines
San Francisco residents have been told to obey social distancing guidelines and warned that the shelter-in-place order will likely be extended.
San Francisco shelter-in-place order 'very likely' to be extended
San Francisco's shelter-in-place order will "very likely" be extended for several weeks or a month later than its current May 3 expiration date, Mayor London Breed said.
San Francisco officials provide an update on COVID-19
The remarks were made early in the afternoon on Friday, April 24, 2020.
No large 4/20 gatherings in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park
Monday is April 20th and traditionally that means thousands of cannabis fans show up to Golden Gate Park celebrate all things marijuana. City leaders are saying cannabis celebrants are not welcome this year. Cannabis culture will have to be on hold this 4/20 due to COVID-19.
San Francisco city and health officials provide Friday afternoon update on COVID-19
Among the speakers on Friday, April 17, 2020, were Mayor London Breed, Dr. Grant Colfax, SFMTA Director Jeffrey Turkin, and SFPD Chief Bill Scott.
San Francisco announces 70 new cases of COVID-19 at homeless shelter
The MSC-South homeless shelter, located at 525 5th Street, is currently housing 100 people.
San Francisco officials provide a Friday briefing on coronavirus in the City
San Francisco Mayor London Breed and other city officials held the briefing at 1 p.m. on Friday, April 20, 2020.
San Francisco emergency ordinances approved calling for paid sick leave, more hotel rooms
San Francisco supervisors on Tuesday unanimously approved an emergency ordinance requiring paid sick leave for essential workers like grocery clerks, janitors, and delivery people working for large companies during the coronavirus public health crisis.
Mayors' Forum on Bay Area coronavirus response
Local leaders are working with state and federal officials on issues of public health, economic recovery and proper equipment for first responders, just to name a few.
Bay Area Mayors' Forum on coronavirus response
KTVU Political Reporter sat down with Mayors from San Jose, Oakland, Berkeley and San Francisco for a digital forum amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
SF Mayor Breed says city must prioritize who can access hotel rooms
San Francisco Mayor London Breed on Friday responded to calls from supervisors and housing activists that the city house all of its 8,000 homeless residents in hotel rooms, in the wake of a confirmed novel coronavirus case at a homeless shelter.
San Francisco continues to discourage social gatherings, doesn't want NYC situation
More locations in San Francisco are closing down ahead of the weekend in an effort to discourage any social gatherings.
San Francisco anticipates surge in COVID-19 cases
The City of San Francisco is planning for a significant rise in COVID-19 cases and calling for more support from state and federal officials.
San Francisco mayor closes playgrounds, health officer warns worst yet to come
San Francisco's mayor confirms 131 cases of COVID-19. She is now closing city playgrounds and urging people adhere to social distancing orders.
San Francisco relocates emergency operations center, hires more nurses in response to COVID-19
San Francisco's number of novel coronavirus cases rose to 70 on Thursday.
COVID-19: San Francisco mayor announces expedited hiring of health care professionals
SF Mayor Breed announced she is waiving provisions to expedite the hiring of health care professionals as part of the response to the COVID-19 outbreak.
Bay Area takes unprecedented action, issuing legal order for residents to stay at home
In an unprecedented move to slow the spread of an illness killing people throughout the world, six Bay Area counties on Monday issued a legal order directing their residents to stay at home for three weeks starting Tuesday.
COVID-19: San Francisco mayor announces relief efforts for small businesses
San Francisco Mayor London Breed announced Wednesday that the city will try to provide relief for small business owners affected by a downturn linked to the novel coronavirus (COVID-19).
Speaking with Mayor London Breed during SF Democratic watch party
Amber Lee reports.