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PG&E Is About to Send You a $62.91 CreditPG&E Is About to Send You a $62.91 Credit
By - posted 4/3/2020
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No work for mommies and daddies, no school for kids means everyone’s at home consuming a lot of electricity… watching TV, surfing the internet, playing video games… Thanks to KRON4 for sharing us this good news that all residential customers will receive the state-mandated California Climate Credit on their bills during more...

Hamilton Cancels Final Shows, Says "Goodbye" To SF in a Fun WayHamilton Cancels Final Shows, Says “Goodbye” To SF in a Fun Way
By - posted 4/3/2020
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The Broadway Mega-hit musical “Hamilton” and one of the Bay Area’s biggest theatrical blockbusters has closed its curtain due to the current Coronavirus crisis. All remaining performances at the Orpheum Theatre have been canceled. Read more of their official statement via their website. But Hamilton didn’t want to leave San Francisco more...

Free HBO Starting Today (But No "Game of Thrones," Sorry!)Free HBO Starting Today (But No “Game of Thrones,” Sorry!)
By - posted 4/3/2020
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Thanks to Variety for doing the best roundup of HBO’s new free lite service with over 500 hours of free content starting April 3rd with on HBO NOW & HBO GO with no subscription required. To provide some entertainment relief for those doing their part to keep everyone safe and healthy in more...

Sea Stars Making a Big Comeback on San Francisco's ShoresSea Stars Making a Big Comeback on San Francisco’s Shores
By - posted 4/3/2020
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While San Francisco is staying at home, the animals are slowly taking over.  Thanks to the SF Examiner for sharing with us that while the humans are (mostly) staying away from the beaches, large purple and orange sea stars are making a return to China Beach and Baker Beach to more...

Commonwealth Club's New Virtual Public Forum: Live Interviews & TalksCommonwealth Club’s New Virtual Public Forum: Live Interviews & Talks
By - posted 4/3/2020
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The Commonwealth Club of California is the nation’s oldest and largest public forum, a non-partisan, non-profit organization that hosts more than 450 events a year featuring important speakers, panels, and debates on the important topics of the day has temporarily suspended or rescheduled live, in-person events.  To  keep the public informed more...

Probably The Most San Francisco Sh*t EverProbably The Most San Francisco Sh*t Ever
By - posted 4/2/2020
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If you’re concerned about the supermarket running out of bread, never fear. You have a secret bread-Santa in San Francisco. Thanks to Brian Lucas who let us know about this post from Fred McCord on Facebook that someone has helpfully stapled baggies of free sourdough starter to a pole in San more...

Coyotes Taking Over the Empty Streets of SFCoyotes Taking Over the Empty Streets of SF
By - posted 4/2/2020
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While dogs and cats are enjoying their moment with their fur-parents who are working from home during “Shelter-in-place,” wild coyotes seem to be taking advantage of the suddenly empty streets of San Francisco. KQED reports that coyotes are thought to be recolonizing the places that they used to inhabit before all more...

"Digital Mirage" Virtual Electronic Music Festival April 3-5“Digital Mirage” Virtual Electronic Music Festival April 3-5
By - posted 4/2/2020
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Digital Mirage brings together the electronic music world for a weekend online, featuring sets of some of the most talented artists around.  Presented by Proximity and Brownies and Lemonade, this online music festival is set to take place on April 3-5, broadcasting to the world via YouTube.  Proximity / Brownies & more...

SF Giants "Opening Day" 2020 Online CelebrationSF Giants “Opening Day” 2020 Online Celebration
By - posted 4/2/2020
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The baseball season has been postponed. The Giants haven’t been good in the long while. We’re all stuck at home. Opening Day of the 2020 season at Oracle Park as supposed to be Friday. So what better time to reminisce about the good times (including when the Giants were actually relevent) more...

SF's New $10 Million Small Business Relief FundSF’s New $10 Million Small Business Relief Fund
By - posted 4/2/2020
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Mayor London Breed and Board of Supervisors Announce $10 Million Small Business Relief Fund to Support Small Businesses Impacted by COVID-19 City commits $9 million to launch new zero interest loan fund and adds $1 million to the City’s Resiliency Fund, increasing support for workers and small business San Francisco, CA — Mayor more...

"Berkeley Farms" Shuts Down After 110 Years“Berkeley Farms” Shuts Down After 110 Years
By - posted 4/2/2020
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The 110-year-old Berkeley Farms in Hayward has unfortunately announced they have shut down the farm for good on April 1st. It’s sad for an historic local company to end and for the hundreds of people who lost jobs.  Read more on Mercury News,  KTVU and SF Gate.

California is 46th Nationwide in COVID-19 TestingCalifornia is 46th Nationwide in COVID-19 Testing
By - posted 4/2/2020
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Thanks to Countable for letting us know that California is far behind most states in terms of testing for Coronavirus, ranking 46th in the nation. The state has over 55k tests pending and only 26k completed and is currently completing about 1,800 tests a day. At this rate, the current backlog more...

San Francisco Bans Reusable Bags from Grocery StoresSan Francisco Bans Reusable Bags from Grocery Stores
By - posted 4/2/2020
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As part of new stricter rules put in place on May 31st to help prevent unnecessary contact, the City of San Francisco has instructed business to no longer permit customers to bring their own bags, mugs or reusable items from home. In Funcheap’s experience this week, grocery stores like Safeway and more...

SF's "Baysia" Virtual Festival + Cooking Classes: April 2-4SF’s “Baysia” Virtual Festival + Cooking Classes: April 2-4
By - posted 4/2/2020
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Join us online April 2-4 for a three-night exclusive sneak peek at of the Bay Area’s kreative voices in conversation. Featuring live music, poetry readings, a community open mic, and more. Baysia was originally scheduled to take place March 19-28, but has been postponed with a mini version of the festival more...

SF's New Citywide Volunteer Match Program to Help SeniorsSF’s New Citywide Volunteer Match Program to Help Seniors
By - posted 4/1/2020
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San Francisco Launches Citywide Volunteer Match Program to Support Seniors and People with Disabilities Expanded City services and volunteer programs will support vulnerable populations, including seniors and adults with disabilities, during COVID-19 pandemic Mayor London N. Breed on April 1, 2020 announced the creation of a citywide volunteer network to support seniors more...