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Indoor dining will be suspended. Movie theaters and gyms will have lower capacity limits. High school reopenings will be paused. These changes will take effect Friday, November 13.

Verified equity applicants and businesses can get support for legal services, permitting and grant support, workforce and business development.

Guidance from SF Department of Public Health and the Association of Bay Area Health Officers includes a recommendation to quarantine for 14 days after traveling outside the Bay Area.

Restaurants, gyms, and personal services must post a checklist of their ventilation methods.

Indoor pools, bowling alleys, and gym locker rooms will not be allowed to reopen. Indoor dining will not get increased capacity. Expanded film production and limited indoor dining at museums will be allowed on November 3.

Everyone must wear face coverings. Non-essential offices can reopen with limited capacity. Indoor gyms have increased capacity. Some personal care services that involve the face are allowed.

Fee and tax waiver will help approximately 300 businesses that have been unable to open due to COVID-19.

681 Florida Street will provide housing for 130 families, including formerly homeless households

Former SFMTA surface parking lot will be converted into 131 homes for families

San Francisco is the first urban area in California to move into the Yellow tier. Low rates of infection will allow for more reopenings.