FAIRFIELD-SUISUN, CALIFORNIA
S.F.’s Super Bowl party people do their best to keep spirit going outside in small groups [San Francisco Chronicle]
Feb. 8 The Blue Light opened at noon Sunday, but Chris Lebar was there at 11 to get a table directly in front of the big screen on the sidewalk, outdoor seating being the only kind at any San Francisco bar on Super Bowl Sunday.
Because Lebar is a regular at the Union Street bar, the manager had brought out the tables early so her group could have its annual “Matzo-Off” pregame competition of tasting homemade matzo ball soups.
SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) Saturday is the first weekend of the year for outdoor dining in San Francisco, but there is still concern after new COVID-19 variants were found in the Bay Area this week. We get tested weekly. We are very on top of everything. It s knowing your bubble and being strong and supporting everybody, said San Francisco Resident, Chris Lebar.
As plates of food kept rushing out of Boho Restaurant s kitchen, the owner Stella Roller is feeling hopeful for their future. They can come and enjoy themselves, see other people and have food. We had people yesterday who come at 5 and didn t leave until 10, said Roller.
Bay Briefing: California to lift stay-at-home orders statewide, source says
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Nurse Jeanna Beckham tends to a patient in the COVID ward at Salinas Valley Memorial Hospital.Nic Coury / Special to The Chronicle
Good morning, Bay Area. It’s Monday, Jan. 25, and the clock is ticking on California’s pandemic eviction moratorium. Here’s what you need to know to start your day.
Bay Area counties probably back to purple tier today
California will lift regional stay-home orders across the entire state today, a source close to Gov. Gavin Newsom’s office told The Chronicle on Sunday. The source confirmed that the state plans to move back into the reopening framework based on colored tiers.