
Starbucks blames store closures, reduced hours on staff shortages from COVID
Finding a cup of coffee to start the day is getting a little harder for Starbucks fans. The coffee chain says the reason comes down to COVID. A Starbucks representative tells KTVU the move to close or reduce hours at stores around the Bay Area is a way to keep workers and customers safe.
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