Leisure travel, which resumed last month, is still allowed and hotels eagerly welcomed visitors for the long Fourth of July weekend even as public health experts and mayors of popular beach towns Santa Cruz and Half Moon Bay pleaded with people to stay home for the holiday. Read more
Once again, California has set a record for most new cases of coronavirus in a day. Counties reported a total of 8,206 cases on Monday, breaking a record set on June 29 for 8,144, according to data collected by The Chronicle. Read more
Media Contact: David Perry & Associates, Inc/David Perry (415) 676-7007 / news@davidperry.com So Called “Healthy Buildings” Ordinance Would Cost Hotel & Commercial Building Owners Millions to Implement Will Keep 10,000 Hotel Workers from Returning to Work SF Supervisors Slated to Impose Redundant Standards on Industry Already Reeling Under COVID Economic Downturn Ordinance Would Exempt Government…
COVID-19 is not a time for politics. The so-called Healthy Buildings Ordinance put forward by the San Francisco Board of Supervisors has nothing to do with health or business. It’s a sell-out to politically connected union leadership… Read more
Three San Francisco supervisors have introduced emergency legislation that would require hotels and office buildings to meet cleaning standards when they reopen for business — or face fines… Read more
