The City

To control virus, doctor overseeing SF jails seeks ‘rapid reduction’ of inmate population

Medical official sets goal for shrinking inmate count from 924 to as low as 700

BART GM calls transit funding in federal stimulus package a ‘critical lifeline’

A $2 trillion federal novel coronavirus stimulus package will include $25 billion…

San Francisco, Bay Area schools extend closures until May

Distance learning still under development as coronavirus cases rise

Breed: SF needs 5,000 more hospital beds, 1,500 ventilators for coronavirus surge

Bracing for a surge in coronavirus patients, Mayor London Breed said Wednesday…

Emergency child care centers remain below capacity

City expanded hours to better serve frontline health care workers with long shifts

SFPD sergeant assigned to Hall of Justice tests positive for coronavirus

Partner in SVU also reports feeling unwell

Supervisors back rent and mortgage payment moratorium

The moratorium would forgive all payments to prevent debt accumulation

To better track the spread of COVID-19, SF requires labs to report all coronavirus testing

Confirmed cases of the respiratory disease increase to 152

Crime falls as San Francisco shelters in place

Chief reports up to 25 percent decline in calls for service

Inmates under quarantine at SF Hall of Justice after deputy tests positive for COVID-19

The seventh-floor jail at San Francisco’s Hall of Justice is under quarantine…

SF announces first death from coronavirus

City officials say man in his 40s suffered from multiple underlying health conditions

Street closures urged to maintain social distancing during lockdown

Rec and Park declines to close JFK Drive in Golden Gate Park

Breed says parks could close if residents don’t improve social distancing

Mayor warns: ‘You’re putting lives at stake’

Hoteliers offer up more than 8,000 rooms to house homeless, first responders

Public Health director: ‘the worst is yet to come’

City reports 131 coronavirus cases, zero deaths

The Department of Public Health has confirmed 131 coronavirus cases in San…

Safeway deal with union grants workers extra pay, protections

Stores seeing increased business, hazards due to coronavirus

CCSF Chancellor Mark Rocha placed on administrative leave, effective immediately

Controversial figure oversaw the rollout of Free City College and subsequent budget cuts

SF deputy sheriff assigned to Hall of Justice jail tests positive for coronavirus

A sheriff’s deputy assigned to the jail at San Francisco’s Hall of…

San Francisco confirms 108 coronavirus cases, zero deaths

Testing capacity remains an issue nationwide

Tenants look to state bill to boost right to organize, strike

Coronavirus lockdown adds urgency to fight for protection from retaliation