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1. San Francisco to relax restrictions for outdoor dining and other businesses This article from KTVU Fox 2 News in San Francisco covers the recent decision by the San Francisco Department of Public Health to relax restrictions for outdoor dining and other businesses. The article explains that the new guidelines allow for outdoor dining, retail stores, and personal services to open with limited capacity and social distancing. Additionally, the article explains the new guidelines and what businesses need to do to stay in compliance. 2. San Francisco launches ‘Dreams Come True’ program to help small business owners This article from ABC 7 News covers the launch of the “Dreams Come True” program in San Francisco. The program is designed to help small business owners who have been impacted by the coronavirus pandemic. The article explains that the program provides grants of up to $50,000 to help small business owners cover costs associated with reopening and operating their businesses. The article also outlines the eligibility requirements for the program and how to apply. 3. San Francisco's Office of Small Business launches new grant program for Black-owned businesses This article from CBS SF Bay Area covers the launch of a new grant program from San Francisco
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — A post-flight inspection revealed a missing panel on an older Boeing 737-800 that had just arrived at its destination in southern Oregon on Friday after flying from San Francisco, officials said, the latest in a series of recent incidents involving aircraft manufactured by the company.
A: Being the first female General Manager at the Palace Hotel, and previously the first female Hotel Manager in 2017 and 2018, is a profound honor for me. I've had the privilege of working alongside many talented women in hospitality throughout my career, particularly here in San Francisco, so while it's not entirely unprecedented, it's certainly an important milestone. Beginning my journey as a room attendant in housekeeping, I'm thrilled to serve as another example for women in hospitality, showcasing that gender and humble beginnings does not limit one's career trajectory.
Today, The Ritz-Carlton, San Francisco is pleased to announce the appointment of Enrique Nepomuceno as the new Director of Engineering. Boasting an extensive background and a distinguished track record within the Marriott International family, Enrique is set to continue ushering in the elevated standards for the renowned hotel.
Canadians have always needed more options for flying into the U.S., and with the expansion of Porter Airlines into more destinations south of the border, there’s a new option for many cities - including San Francisco.
Fiji’s National Airline has signed an interline agreement with Porter Airlines. The new agreement means that passengers will only need to book one ticket when departing from airports serviced by Porter Airlines to connect to Fiji Airways flights out of Vancouver, Los Angeles, and San Francisco. Andre Viljoen, managing director and chief executive officer, Fiji…more ›