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SAN FRANCISCO—Starting Tuesday, October 27, city employees allowed to return to work in offices. A 25 percent indoor capacity limit applies, and masks must also be worn at all times. The city of San Francisco announced this new reopening plan last week as a result of the city recently moving into the yellow tier, which is the least-restrictive tier...

SAN FRANCISCO—The San Francisco Police Department has identified the body of a man found burning on a sidewalk on Sunday, October 25. The victim, Eric Moren, 28, was found shortly after 4 a.m. on Russ Street.  Moren was identified by the San Francisco Medical Examiner's Office. He was pronounced dead at the scene. His body was found after police received...

SAN FRANCISCO—Crane Cove Park is a new recreational area located along San Francisco’s Central Waterfront. The park is named after two historic cranes featured in the landscape. According to the San Francisco Parks Alliance, featured in the park is also the last shipbuilding slipway. The city plans to use this structure as a central gathering space for its residents -...

SAN FRANCISCO—The Municipal Transportation Agency (MUNI) annually organizes a local tradition of bells chiming on cable cars on Saturday, October 24 in San Francisco. The tradition of chiming the bells started in 1873, when operators of the cars wanted a safer, quicker way for pedestrians to travel over the San Francisco hills, like the famous Russian Hill. The SFMTA tweeted on...

SAN FRANCISCO — The world-famous tourist attraction that overlooks the Bay Area, Twin Peaks, announced they are creating new routes to gain access to the view at the top. The San Francisco Rec and Park Twitter account said that five new designs have been developed and they want the San Francisco residents to provide feedback in a link attached to...

SAN FRANCISCO—Residents from Azerbaijan gathered at Embarcadero Plaza Saturday, October 24, in response to the conflict with Armenia that has been happening in their country. As previously reported by the San Francisco News, Armenia and Azerbaijan have been in an ongoing conflict since the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991. The two independent nations started disputes over Nagorno-Karabakh, a territory that...

UNITED STATES−On Monday, October 26, the U.S. Senate voted 52-48 to officially confirm President Trump’s Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett. This is the third Supreme Court Justice to be confirmed being President Trump. Justice Barrett is also the fifth woman to be confirmed into the Supreme Court of the United States. Every Republican in the Senate voted in favor of...

SAN FRANCISCO — Cinemark announced Monday, Oct. 26, that they will be reopening Century San Francisco Centre 9 and XD with no food concessions on Friday, Oct. 30.  All movie theaters reopening Friday in San Francisco County and Santa Clara County will not allow in-theater food to abide by COVID-19 restrictions, Cinemark Theaters reported.  “The health and safety of our employees and guest and communities is our top priority,” said Cinemark CEO Mike Zoradi in a public statement. “We are...

ARLINGTON, TX—Just barely two weeks after the Los Angeles Lakers won the NBA Title, the Los Angeles Dodgers have once again reached The World Series, giving hope, inspiration and joy to a city that continues to be resilient in the face of adversity. Game 3 of the World Series on Friday, October 23 from Globe Life Field was a...

SAN FRANCISCO—Around 4:30 a.m. on Sunday, October 25, San Francisco Police officers found a corpse burning amidst a pile of debris on Russ Street, a side street between Mina and Natoma Streets.  The officers were patrolling the South of Market neighborhood. San Francisco Police Department (SFPD) Sergeant Anthony Pedroza told CBS, “Officers on patrol saw a fire, thought it was...