Mayor London Breed Announces A Moratorium On Commercial Evictions For Small And Medium-Size Businesses In San Francisco Following Governor Newsom’s Executive Order yesterday, San Francisco will put a moratorium on commercial evictions for small businesses that are unable to pay rent as a result of coronavirus impacts On March 17, 2020 Mayor more...

As part of the ban on all events of more than 100 people that was announced Friday afternoon (3/13) all large San Francisco restaurants have special rules that may require them to cut further. Large Restaurants (100-500 Capacity) Must Cut Capacity By At Least 50% – Even if capacity falls below more...

San Francisco Issues Moratorium On Gatherings Of 100 Or More To Slow Spread Of Covid-19 The City and County of San Francisco has issued a Public Health Order prohibiting gatherings of 100 or more persons Mayor London N. Breed  announced on 3/13 at 3:44pm that the Health Officer of the City and more...

Mayor London N. Breed today (3/13 at 2:02pm) announced that beginning Monday, March 16 the Recreation and Park Department and the San Francisco Public Library (updated as of 3/20 the SFPL has not yet been converted to child care services due to staffing issues) will begin to operate libraries and more...

UPDATE: The AIDS Memorial Quilt display planned for April 3-5 in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park is being rescheduled for a date later this year due to coronavirus concerns. “We are following the lead of the City and County of San Francisco, which announced the postponement of the 150th Anniversary more...

As first reported by Joe Kukura on Broke-Ass Stuart, San Francisco has now placed pop-up public hand-washing stations to provide a safe and free place for the public to wash their hands. These new stations have popped up on sidewalks as part of an effort by SF Department of Health more...

While many events have been canceled as a precaution, but there are still many that are going on as scheduled, but the list is dwindling. So if you’re still up for going out and having some fun, here’s the latest confirmed information we have (please note that things can change more...

You’re invited to San Francisco’s Mocktail Club... start your weekend right at a special celebration of delicious and refreshing seasonal mocktails at Bar Fluxus, a cool art bar that’s tucked away in a secret alley you’d never find on your own. Whether you want to avoid alcohol altogether, or just want more...

Come to Cobbs, SF’s biggest comedy club to get some laughs at Black Laughs Matter with some of the Bay Area’s funniest African-American comedians for Black History Month. SF’s Black History Month Comedy Festival February 26-27, 2020 | 8pm Cobb’s Comedy Club, 915 Columbus Ave., SF Get Free Tickets – FREE $18 Adv / more...

After opening up outposts in Larkspur and Palo Alto, Shake Shack is finally opening their very first location in the city of San Francisco. The Cow Hollow location will open Monday, February 3, 2020 at 11am in a shared space with Indie Superette. Next up for shack domination? Downtown San Francisco more...

Oakland’s ‘Pill Hill’ area – two blocks north of Koreatown – is now home to a fun, non-alcoholic environment that offers an alternative to the bar scene. Bizzy’s Dry Bar (which opened on January 18, 2020) includes options for delicious mocktails, non-alcoholic versions of classics like Old Fashioned’s, beer, and juice more...

 The Spreckles Temple of Music, also known as the Music Concourse Bandshell and one of Golden Gate Park’s historic treasures, will be enhanced this year to celebrate its historic place in the park and open the door for a new community arts program for the park’s 150th anniversary celebration on more...

New Ground Technologies, a company that typically creates “grass art” in center field of baseball stadiums have shifted gears and created a massive 115 x 92 ft tribute to Kobe Bryant in a park in Pleasanton using only GPS and air to gently bend the grass to make the image. Typically more...