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Organized by members of the Bay Area Lebanese community, the vigil got underway a little after 7 p.m. near Cupid’s Span in the Embarcadero. It began with a moment of silence that lasted 48 seconds, the length of the two concurrent blasts on Aug. 4. During the vigil, \ctor and singer Franc D’ambrosio sang “‘Ave Maria.” … [Read more...] about San Francisco’s Lebanese Community Mourns Beirut Blast Victims

"As of today we must announce on July 13 we will not be able to allow restaurants to operate indoors as we had planned nor will we be able to allow bars to open outdoors on July 13," Breed said in a virtual press conference. "We continue to evaluate the information and to make the decision. If we see the numbers stabilize or decline we will re-evaluate that information to determine what businesses can open. ….We have no choice. We are living in COVID." … [Read more...] about San Francisco pushes back reopening timeline for indoor dining, outdoor bars

Grandov, 65, says his hours have been cut by up to 20 a week since the pandemic began because he hasn't been able to pick up overtime shifts. He also used to earn extra money driving for Lyft but said he had to stop because he was making as little as $35 a week, hardly enough to justify the health risks the gig posed. Business travel has come to a halt, which is hurting jobs like his that depend on a lively tech sector. … [Read more...] about Covid-19 is turning San Francisco’s inequality gap into a chasm

Some districts, including several in Marin County, currently expect to reopen fully to students with health measures in place, while others say they expect to start the school year with distance learning or do a combination, rotating students between virtual and in-person classrooms on alternate days or mornings and afternoons. Many districts are still in the process of formulating a plan. Oakland families should know more about the district’s reopening on Friday. … [Read more...] about San Francisco public schools unlikely to fully reopen in August: ‘It’s an impossible task’

“We are asking all of them to go online today and shout, be our voice because right now we are not being heard by the city,” said Dave Karraker, co-owner of MX3 Fitness. “The city doesn’t hear that we are all about to go out of business – something needs to be done.” … [Read more...] about Small San Francisco Gyms Campaign For Help In Staying Open