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The first round of reopening is slated for June 1, followed by more every few weeks. Outdoor dining at restaurants and in-person retail shopping are less than a month away for San Francisco.

ABC7 presents, "Education: A Bay Area Conversation," a virtual town hall addressing the impact of COVID-19 on public schooling for grades K-12 and questions about the future of education.

Six Bay Area individuals and families share their experiences of living through two months of the coronavirus pandemic.

"I've wrestled with, more than anything else over the last 36 hours, one fundamental question: Why is the man who killed George Floyd not in jail?" said Frey, who is white.

After two consecutive nights of violent protests following the death of George Floyd, Mayor Jacob Frey urged the governor to activate the National Guard.

"We're going to see a lot of people take missteps": A Bay Area attorney says she's already seen lawsuits involving reopened businesses in other parts of the country - and has advice for how to avoid being in that situation.

Officials on Thursday confirmed an additional 1,094 COVID-19 cases and 48 deaths in Los Angeles County, bringing the region's death toll to 2,241.

JOIN THE CONVERSATION: ABC7 News Anchor Kristen Sze is bringing you daily updates on the novel coronavirus pandemic in a new, interactive 3 p.m. newscast.

With most New York regions now reopened, Governor Andrew Cuomo says the focus is now on reopening New York City when "it's safe."

NO PETS LEFT HUNGRY: The East Bay SPCA is hosting a free pet food drive for residents who have been financially impacted amid the coronavirus pandemic.

San Francisco Mayor London Breed revealed her plan to reopen much of the city's economy amid the coronavirus pandemic starting in June. Also, residents are now required to wear masks outside any time they're within 30 feet of another person.