'The numbers are still going up,' San Francisco Mayor London Breed said, emphasizing that Bay Area health officers can continue to enforce tighter restrictions.
“We must hold steady and let the data guide us,” he said.
He said city officials have been asked many questions about how Newsom’s new guidelines will affect San Francisco. “Let me be clear, the San Francisco and Bay Area health orders currently do not permit curbside pickup from nonessential retailers,” he said. Restrictive orders take precedence over more relaxed guidelines, he added.In response to reporters’ questions, he urged people not to visit family on Mother’s Day, even if wearing masks and keeping six feet apart.
Unless residents live in the same households with their mothers, “the greatest gift we can give to our mothers this Mother’s Day is to stay away,” he said. “Don’t go visit your mom in person this year.”City officials also announced that the homeless population in San Francisco has grown during the pandemic. Homeless individuals from other counties have moved to the city in search of hotel rooms, which the city has leased for the most vulnerable members of its longtime homeless population.
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