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To help you navigate the fluid situation, The Chronicle’s Reopening Tracker provides a detailed, county-by-county breakdown of what is and isn’t allowed in the Bay Area, and where each of the nine counties stands in the reopening process. It also explains the phases of reopening in California, details how progress is measured, and maps the current stage of all counties statewide. The tracker is constantly updated with the latest developments. … [Read more...] about Confused about new restrictions in Bay Area? Here’s the latest on reopening in each county

Grandov, 65, says his hours have been cut by up to 20 a week since the pandemic began because he hasn't been able to pick up overtime shifts. He also used to earn extra money driving for Lyft but said he had to stop because he was making as little as $35 a week, hardly enough to justify the health risks the gig posed. Business travel has come to a halt, which is hurting jobs like his that depend on a lively tech sector. … [Read more...] about Covid-19 is turning San Francisco’s inequality gap into a chasm

Then there’s the follow-up cost. Overseeing a supportive housing operation costs about $30,000 a year — per person — so a modest, 50-unit complex alone would require $1.5 million a year. Most Bay Area counties say this doesn’t counteract the benefit of getting help buying real estate, particularly in San Francisco where Mayor London Breed’s office sees the program fitting neatly into her plan to add 1,000 supportive housing units in the city over the next 12 months. … [Read more...] about $100 million fund to convert Bay Area hotels to homeless housing draws 20 applications — none in SF

Administrators just started polling parents about their concerns this week, a process that won’t be completed until July 24, yet the school board is expected to make a final decision on whether or how to reopen just four days after that. That uncertainty is difficult for parents, eager to know if they can return to work and whether their kids will have the structure and academic support that many felt was missing during distance learning. … [Read more...] about San Francisco public schools unlikely to fully reopen in August: ‘It’s an impossible task’

“This is not the year to be going out and about,” said Dr. Krutika Kuppalli, a Palo Alto-based infectious-disease doctor and a biosecurity fellow with the Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security. “I understand that people are getting cabin fever, but the first recommendation I’m going to make is people stay as close to home as possible.” … [Read more...] about ‘Not the year to be going out’: Bay Area coronavirus experts explain risk levels of July 4 activities and how to stay safe