In an effort to prevent a spike in COVID-19 that could overwhelm hospitals, San Francisco officials announced an extension of the shelter-in-place order until May 3, and promised more details in the coming days.
Tag: shelter-in-place
Posted in“Civic” Podcast, Coronavirus, Economy & Business, Labor
Working at Home and Staying Productive During COVID-19
Career and life coach Marty Nemko shares some tips on how to stay productive and focused while working from home.
Posted in“Civic” Podcast, Coronavirus, Health, Public Safety
S.F. Announces Increased Coronavirus Testing, Shelter-In-Place Restrictions
As the number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in San Francisco rose to nearly 300 and the death toll to 3, San Francisco officials held a virtual press conference to announce tightening rules for the shelter-in-place order meant to curb the spread of the virus.
Posted inAging, Coronavirus, Neighborhoods
Coronavirus Spurs Neighbors in S.F.’s Sunset District to Create Mutual Aid Society
In less than two weeks,a well-meaning post in a neighborhood Facebook group has evolved into an extremely organized support system for an entire community during the time San Francisco’s COVID-19 shelter-in-place order is in effect.
Posted inCoronavirus, Education, Housing
Facing Criticism, SFSU Offers Partial Refund for Students to Leave Housing During Pandemic
San Francisco State University students say they still don’t have clear guidance from the administration about whether they must leave university housing and take all of their belongings with them because of the coronavirus pandemic and statewide shelter-in-place order. With continued uncertainty, more students who had planned to keep their campus housing say they have changed course again and are heading home or to other locations for the rest of the spring semester. Over email, the university housing department confirmed that, “on a prorated basis, refunds for room and board and meal plans will be provided for residential students who have left housing.”