Pandemic history repeats itself. So what can SF expect next?
One-bedroom rents are down nearly 25 percent in a year, and nearly 30 percent from their 2019 peak.
SF’s watering holes face an existential threat.
Chinatown businesses have been struggling well before the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic in America.
Corner stores are keepers of the city’s culture and barometers of its mood. It only took a global pandemic to prove that they’re “essential.”
The happy milestone comes as San Francisco sees its highest daily case counts since the beginning of the pandemic.
This week: London Breed’s boo-boo, bad Christmas music, and Tampon Rock.
The latest COVID-19 regulation, which kicks in when regional ICU capacity dips below 15%, doesn’t apply to San Francisco — yet.
This MIT-developed app will help you figure out whether to worry or carry on.
Gyms, churches, movie theaters and other indoor activities must cease as the city enters California’s most restrictive COVID tier.
