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SFDPH updates COVID-19 isolation and quarantine recommendations following changes from the state

Today, the San Francisco Department of Public Health (SFDPH) announced updated recommendations of Isolation and Quarantine in alignment with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and California Department of Public Health (CDPH).

SFDPH reaffirms support for in-person learning despite presence of COVID-19 Omicron variant

Health and safety protocols have kept schools open despite the pandemic and are further encouraged as students and staff return to school following the holidays.

SF temporarily tightens universal indoor masking requirement & augments vaccination requirements amid Omicron surge

Indoor mega-events will require up-to-date vaccinations, including boosters, starting February 1, 2022.

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH AND COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS HOST HOLIDAY GIVEAWAY FOR 5,000 HOUSEHOLDS

In partnership with the San Francisco African American Faith-Based Coalition and community organizations, the City is hosting a holiday giveaway for our vulnerable populations in San Franciscans in need

SF urges safer choices during holiday season, recommends COVID-19 boosters for all adults

COVID-19 cases are increasing in SF, making it especially important to make safer choices during holiday celebrations, travel, and gatherings

Mayor London Breed and SFDPH recognize community leaders' efforts to #VaccinateSF

Nine community leaders are recognized for their tireless efforts over the past year to vaccinate thousands of people.

SF opens COVID-19 boosters broadly to adults to avoid winter surge

Case rates are increasing in San Francisco as the holiday season approaches and people gather and travel.

SF is ready to roll out COVID-19 vaccines for 5 to 11 year olds

Appointments for COVID-19 vaccines are opening up to accommodate 44,000 newly eligible SF children at many health-system sites, but demand may exceed supply for the first few weeks

Celebrate safely when attending Outside Lands and Halloween gatherings

SF's Department of Emergency Management and Department of Public Health advise on safe gatherings ahead of busy and high-trafficked weekend festivities

SF State, SFDPH, and SFUSD collaborate to offer scholarships for SF youth who get COVID-19 vaccine

City residents ages 12 to 17 are eligible to have their tuition covered at SF State if they have been vaccinated against COVID-19.