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Tow truck drivers are out on the roads helping others but they must take new steps to protect themselves.
Solano and El Dorado Counties extended their stay-at-home orders to April 30 on Tuesday.
While many businesses and restaurants have shut down during the coronavirus outbreak, California farmers markets remain open, providing fresh food directly to customers.
It appears California students will be learning from home for the rest of the year, according to a statement from the State Superintendent on Tuesday.
A small business fortunate enough to keep its doors open during the coronavirus crisis is providing relief to other restaurants.
When you think of those on the front lines of this public health crisis, nurses and doctors are the first to come to mind. but as this continues, attention and appreciation is being brought onto our grocery employees.
No matter how sound the reason, for families with loved ones inside, the visitation restrictions can be torture.
Sacramento sisters are putting their hearts of gold to good use by starting a nonprofit called Connect Invisible Hands.
California continues to aggressively take steps to minimize the impact of the deadly coronavirus. Governor Newsom gave his daily coronavirus update on Tuesday and said thousands of people on Monday have volunteered to help.
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. Founded by a dedicated group of Congregation Beth Shalom members, the Faire was envisioned as a way to share and celebrate Jewish culture through its diverse and delicious cuisine. Over the decades, it has evolved into a cornerstone of our synagogue’s community outreach, fostering connections and understanding through the universal language of food.