SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- It's been one year since most Bay Area counties went into lockdown due to the coronavirus pandemic. Now the vaccination effort is in full swing and the future is on everyone's mind.
As more people get vaccinated and cases begin to drop -- we want to know, what's next for San Francisco's downtown? This week, ABC7 insider Phil Matier talks to officials and takes a look at the path forward for businesses and what community leaders are doing to get ready for people to comeback.
SF COMEBACK STORIES
THE PATH FORWARD STORIES:
- 'Unique moment in our history': Community leaders reflect on how COVID-19 impacted racial justice
- How COVID-19 pandemic forever changed the workplace, what companies are doing going forward
- 1 year later: Here's how Bay Area small businesses found success during COVID-19
- Changed forever: San Francisco futurist shares predictions on life after COVID-19
- How deadly virus shaped new era of vaccinology, global collaborations, healthy habits
- Lessons learned from pandemic: Bay Area school districts have opportunity to transform learning system
RELATED CORONAVIRUS STORIES:
- Bay Area residents reflect on 1 year since 1st stay-at-home order
- March 11, 2020: 'The day everything changed'
- Coronavirus Timeline: Tracking major moments of COVID-19 pandemic in San Francisco Bay Area
- How can I register for a COVID-19 vaccine in California? Here's how it works in every Bay Area county
- COVID-19 vaccine ad campaign features former Presidents Carter, Clinton, Bush and Obama urging vaccinations
- Child tax credit: Some families to receive direct $300 monthly payments per child starting in July
- US unemployment claims fall to 712,000 as pace of layoffs eases
- Coronavirus California: Map shows which counties can, can't reopen under reopening tiers
You can find more stories about the coronavirus pandemic here.
