COVID-19 pandemic in the San Francisco Bay Area

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2020 COVID-19 pandemic in the San Francisco Bay Area 
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Closed and deserted scenes[edit]

  • Empty shelves at a San Francisco supermarket on March 17, the day after the shelter-in-place order took effect.
    Empty shelves at a San Francisco supermarket on March 17, the day after the shelter-in-place order took effect.
  • A deserted Pier 39 in San Francisco.
    A deserted Pier 39 in San Francisco.
  • A closed elementary school in San Jose.
    A closed elementary school in San Jose.
  • A deserted Terminal B at San Jose International Airport on a Wednesday morning.
    A deserted Terminal B at San Jose International Airport on a Wednesday morning.
  • An empty car on the BART Antioch–SFO/Millbrae line on a Friday morning.
    An empty car on the BART Antioch–SFO/Millbrae line on a Friday morning.
  • San Francisco's Chinatown under a shelter-in-place order.
    San Francisco's Chinatown under a shelter-in-place order.
  • An empty Interstate 280 in Cupertino during the Friday morning rush hour.
    An empty Interstate 280 in Cupertino during the Friday morning rush hour.
  • A deserted Market Street in San Francisco's Financial District on a weekday afternoon.
    A deserted Market Street in San Francisco's Financial District on a weekday afternoon.

Social distancing and masking[edit]

  • A "safe sleeping village" at San Francisco's Civic Center organized tents into an evenly spaced grid as a safer alternative to the city's usual homeless encampments.
    A "safe sleeping village" at San Francisco's Civic Center organized tents into an evenly spaced grid as a safer alternative to the city's usual homeless encampments.
  • White circles on the grass at Dolores Park on Memorial Day.
    White circles on the grass at Dolores Park on Memorial Day.
  • People practicing social distancing by standing 6 feet (1.8 m) apart at a Trader Joe's in Oakland.
    People practicing social distancing by standing 6 feet (1.8 m) apart at a Trader Joe's in Oakland.
  • Officials don BART Silicon Valley masks at Berryessa/North San José station's ribbon-cutting ceremony on June 12, 2020.
    Officials don BART Silicon Valley masks at Berryessa/North San José station's ribbon-cutting ceremony on June 12, 2020.

Government and military response[edit]

  • A Federal Medical Station in San Mateo shortly after it opened.
    A Federal Medical Station in San Mateo shortly after it opened.
  • California National Guard staff set up a Federal Medical Station at the San Mateo County Event Center.
    California National Guard staff set up a Federal Medical Station at the San Mateo County Event Center.
  • A billboard along U.S. Route 101 in San Carlos encourages San Mateo County residents to donate personal protective equipment to healthcare workers.
    A billboard along U.S. Route 101 in San Carlos encourages San Mateo County residents to donate personal protective equipment to healthcare workers.
  • The U.S. Air National Guard 129th Rescue Wing fly over the San Francisco Bay Area on Memorial Day, May 25, 2020, in support of Operation America Strong, to show gratitude to front-line workers during the pandemic.
    The U.S. Air National Guard 129th Rescue Wing fly over the San Francisco Bay Area on Memorial Day, May 25, 2020, in support of Operation America Strong, to show gratitude to front-line workers during the pandemic.
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Community response[edit]

  • Signs of community support in front of the popular Sushi Sam's restaurant in San Mateo posted in May 2020.
    Signs of community support in front of the popular Sushi Sam's restaurant in San Mateo posted in May 2020.
  • Free water distributed by masked protesters in San Mateo during the pandemic.
    Free water distributed by masked protesters in San Mateo during the pandemic.

Diagrams and screenshots[edit]

  • A public safety alert sent on March 16 by Santa Clara County about the shelter-in-place order.
    A public safety alert sent on March 16 by Santa Clara County about the shelter-in-place order.
  • As of April 7, the Santa Clara County Public Health Department and Stanford University School of Medicine projected that the county would have had several times more cases of COVID-19 by May without the regional and state shelter-in-place orders.
    As of April 7, the Santa Clara County Public Health Department and Stanford University School of Medicine projected that the county would have had several times more cases of COVID-19 by May without the regional and state shelter-in-place orders.

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Napa County[edit]

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San Mateo County[edit]

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Santa Clara County[edit]

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