Before you head out, consult this personal safety checklist and review the new pandemic etiquette rules. Food critic Soleil Ho offers suggestions for how much to tip when you eat out or pick up takeout. Check out this list of restaurants offering picnic-ready meals, and learn how to host a small get-together safely. … [Read more...] about Bay Briefing: PG&E moves forward with power shut-offs
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Santa Clara County’s boost in California reopening status offers businesses ‘hope for survival’
If Santa Clara stays in the red for 14 days, schools from kindergarten to 12th grade may open, but the other openings are immediate. It’s unclear how many businesses were able to open Tuesday or will even be able to make the quick turnaround later this week, as each reopening business has to have a social distancing protocol on file with the county before unlocking its doors. … [Read more...] about Santa Clara County’s boost in California reopening status offers businesses ‘hope for survival’
SF to open indoor hair and nail salons, gyms, and hotels next week
On Wednesday, the city closed indoor gyms and fitness centers for police officers and other city employees to prevent coronavirus spread, according to a letter sent to city department heads obtained by The Chronicle. Those centers will now be allowed to reopen Monday at limited capacity. … [Read more...] about SF to open indoor hair and nail salons, gyms, and hotels next week
SF to open indoor hair and nail salons, gyms and hotels next week
Indoor massage businesses, tattoo and piercing services, outdoor family entertainment centers, drive-in movies, and outdoor tour buses and boats can also reopen Monday. Places of worship and political facilities, such as campaign offices, can open for one person at a time, with up to 50 people allowed outdoors. … [Read more...] about SF to open indoor hair and nail salons, gyms and hotels next week
Distanced blackjack and poker? First outdoor California cardroom reopens
“We went through our reserves rather quickly, because without income and (with) fixed expenses, it’s hard to survive,” Macalino said. “For us, to have an opportunity to rehire employees and provide them with employment and a paycheck, and, at the same time run a viable business, it’s a great opportunity for us. We hope that it will serve as a model for other cardrooms and other businesses to follow.” … [Read more...] about Distanced blackjack and poker? First outdoor California cardroom reopens
