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There also seem to be some outright head-scratchers. The list says the Lafayette Youth Baseball Association in Lafayette took out a $5 million to $10 million loan, but The Chronicle couldn’t find an organization with that name in Lafayette and it seems unlikely a youth sports league would need that kind of money. It turns out that the Lafayette Moraga Youth Association, which runs sports programs in those two towns, did receive a PPP loan, but it was for $62,500, not $5 million-plus, said Judy McNeil, its executive director. It has the same P.O. Box address as the association listed in the SBA data. … [Read more...] about These Bay Area companies got the biggest PPP loans

She said the county has made it a priority to get resources to low-income residents; East Oakland now has four walk-up and drive-through community testing locations, but it wasn’t until early May that the first one opened. The city of Oakland also requires many employers to provide at least two weeks of emergency paid sick leave, among other measures. … [Read more...] about Coronavirus started as a ‘great equalizer.’ Now it is defined by disparities in income and race, Bay Area data show

AB5, the California gig-work law enacted this year, makes it much harder for companies to decline to classify workers as employees, which costs them much more. Uber and rival Lyft say their business models rely on the flexiblity of drivers being independent contractors. … [Read more...] about Uber’s name-your-price feature for drivers hits Bay Area

Companies are already mulling how to incorporate social distancing and new cleanliness protocols into their offices. But Elizabeth Ranieri and her husband and business partner, Byron Kuth, are thinking bigger by exploring the idea of micro-hoods. Read more.  … [Read more...] about Welcome to the Throughline: A new series about the Bay Area of tomorrow

A: Yes. This requirement may be satisfied with a letter, email or other written communication that explains the financial impact that the tenant is experiencing. The explanation should be objectively verifiable. Third-party documentation is not necessary to satisfy this step, but tenants are advised to provide supporting documents. This could include evidence of a loss of income related to a business closure, loss of working hours or wages, layoffs, or out-of-pocket medical costs caused by the pandemic. … [Read more...] about Coronavirus housing and eviction rules: What Bay Area renters and landlords need to know