Gyms, churches, movie theaters and other indoor activities must cease as the city enters California’s most restrictive COVID tier.
Officials worry that, unless something changes, the city’s fall surge could be worse than summer’s.
The new rules, which take effect tomorrow, will also allow mall food courts and outdoor family entertainment to reopen.
Other major reopening milestones, including elementary schools and museums, are scheduled for the next couple of weeks.
Restaurant workers hustle hard, debate risks, and strive to keep customers happy.
Local chefs are lukewarm on a proposed regulation aimed at curbing San Francisco’s carbon footprint.
High rents, high unemployment, and an exodus of white collar tech workers could spell a grim future for the city’s small businesses.
