essential services

While some areas might be loosening restrictions when it comes to COVID-19, most Bay Area counties are making rules even tighter with masks now becoming a requirement in certain places.

Workers and residents in San Francisco are getting used to wearing face masks as it becomes mandatory to do so in essential businesses in the city. Christie Smith reports.

When you are out and about getting your essentials this weekend, face coverings will be mandatory for a lot of people. If you don’t already have one, finding one will be difficult. Cheryl Hurd reports.

San Francisco on Friday joined a growing number of Bay Area counties that are requiring residents to wear face coverings during essential trips. Christie Smith reports.

While some areas might be loosening restrictions when it comes to COVID-19, other Bay Area governments, entities and stores are making rules even tighter with masks now becoming a requirement in certain places. Sharon Katsuda reports.

Six Bay Area counties issued a public health order requiring all non-essential services to close for three weeks to prevent the spread of coronavirus. So, what is considered an essential service or business? These include first responders, government workers and businesses that provide necessities. Here is a list of essential businesses and services that will remain open to help you…

Officials in six Bay Area counties have issued a shelter-in-place order designed to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus. Here’s a look at what you need to know about the mandate.