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San Mateo Health Officer Points To Careless Behavior For Rising Cases, ‘In Your Hands’ To Stop Surgetold residents in a statement posted Monday, “Right now, enough people are acting like they are individuals, carelessly, thoughtlessly, and I would add quite selfishly, whether by intent or not, resulting in a surge in new cases.” Morrow said due to such behavior, “everyone’s lives are disrupted, schools will not function properly, and your favorite businesses will close, likely forever.” The county, which had made it to the Orange Tier in the state’s reopening plan was among those moved back into the Red Tier last week. San Mateo, along with San Francisco and Marin, are the only Bay Area counties not in the Purple Tier, which has the most COVID-19 restrictions. Read More … [Read more...] about San Francisco Bay Area COVID Roundup: Six New Deaths In Santa Clara; Officials Brace For Post-Thanksgiving Surge; Black Friday Madness During Pandemic

Over a two-week period earlier this month, the boxes that make up the building were trucked over the Bay Bridge from Factory OS on Mare Island in Vallejo late at night and set on the concrete foundation at 833 Bryant St. Once completed it will be the city’s first 100% affordable modular project, an assembly-line-built project that will cost $385,000 per unit. That compares with about $525,000 a unit for a conventional “stick-built” development. … [Read more...] about San Francisco, trade unions at odds over modular construction — even for homeless projects

Here are the two reasons I include it. First, owner Eddie Savino was smart enough to not crowd the setting — the parklet is separated from the sidewalk by street trees and a wide bench, so booths and pedestrians are far apart. Second, even awkward touches like the wood screens and tight tables are responses by Savino and his builder, Cookline, to city guidelines that continue to evolve as officials respond to the challenges that society faces this year. … [Read more...] about San Francisco is having a parklet moment. Here are 11 cool ones to check out right now

Because she knew others would also be “dreading” the holidays, she organized a virtual event on Thursday for those mourning the loss of their loved ones due to the virus, the multitudes grappling with grief. … [Read more...] about The holidays offer empty chairs, little solace to the Bay Area’s grieving

The increased pressure on public health resources comes amid an alarming spike in cases in the Bay Area and the rest of the state. Daily cases have more than doubled in the region in the past month, and tripled in California. Just this week, an average of 1,760 cases were reported in the Bay Area each day before Thanksgiving, a nearly 50% increase over the daily average the week before. … [Read more...] about Surge strains coronavirus testing sites in Bay Area