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    BREAKING: California malls and offices can reopen with modifications, but the Bay Area’s coronavirus closures can stay in place, Gov. Gavin Newsom announced.

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  2. A coalition of residents and business owners, together with the UC Hastings School of Law, sued S.F. to save the Tenderloin. The school’s director of operations discusses the neighborhood's dire conditions. Apple > Spotify >

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  3. Gov. Newsom released new protocols for California restaurants, outlining social distancing requirements for when they reopen dining rooms.

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  4. Will sports as we’ve known them come back? How can huge crowds gather safely? As the kicks off a series about the future of sports, talks about the possibilities. Listen 🎧: Apple > Spotify >

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  5. Warriors guard Stephen Curry was on a private phone call today with other NBA superstars about standing together to resume the 2019-20 season, according to a Yahoo Sports report.

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  6. What if we made all-time NorCal and SoCal all-star teams, then used to play a simulated series between them? & are doing it, and you can vote on the rosters! Listen 🎧: Apple > Spotify >

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  7. Facing dire budget shortfalls, California and the Bay Area could get more than $50 billion from the federal government to help — if House Democrats have their way.

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  8. “If you’re not a police officer, don’t act like one," said Mayor London Breed. Too many people are appointing themselves the mask and social-distancing police — and it’s egregious when the targets are children of San Francisco’s frontline workers.

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  9. COVID-19 numbers have stabilized in Santa Clara County and hospitals have plenty of capacity, county health officer Dr. Sara Cody said. But she said, “We’re not quite there yet,” in terms of reopening.

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  10. San Francisco’s federal prosecutor’s 6-month mandatory waiting period for compassionate release from prison due to illness is appallingly cruel, says a U.S. judge.

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  11. Rent breaks for a decade? State Senate leaders proposed a massive economic relief package to guide California through its budget woes.

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  12. California legislators proposed a massive economic relief package that encourages residents to prepay their future state income taxes and offers struggling tenants more than a decade to make up the rent they owe.

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  13. Top scientists at Gladstone Institutes, the prominent San Francisco research laboratory, have taken charge of two new biomedical institutes designed to beat back the COVID-19 epidemic by finding drugs, therapies and ways to spark the human immune system.

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  14. Waiting at home in Nebraska, reliever tells The Chronicle's he’d love to play baseball again, but he’s high-risk and doesn’t want to compromise his or his family’s health. Listen 🎧: Apple > Spotify >

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  15. West Virginia governor is warning of disastrous consequences if coronavirus cases spike as his state looks to the most aggressive phase its reopening around Memorial Day weekend.

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  16. Los Angeles County will “with all certainty” extend its shelter-in-place for the next three months, the county’s health officer said.

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  17. Butte and El Dorado counties can move deeper into the second phase of reopening their economies, Gov. Newsom announced.

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  18. UPDATE: Pharmacies throughout the state now will be able to test for the coronavirus, Gov. Gavin Newsom said.

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  19. Live Update: Napa County will provide coronavirus testing for all residents or workers 18 and older, by appointment, the county announced.

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  20. Dr. Anthony Fauci contradicts President Trump: “Certainly President Obama — nor President Trump — are not responsible for not having a vaccine.”

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