Coronavirus Courtroom Changes: Hearings Held Over Zoom
Coronavirus is changing the world as we know it, including the inside of our courtrooms.
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Coronavirus is changing the world as we know it, including the inside of our courtrooms.
Detectives are investigating a pair of recent incidents where drivers have apparently been shot at while going through a particular stretch of Highway 49 in North Auburn.
The federal government has allocated $133 million to San Joaquin County in COVID-19 relief funds, but one local official disagrees with how the money is being spent.
People can now eat at restaurants and shop at the mall, with safety precautions in place.
Americans are slashing their spending, hoarding cash and shrinking their credit card debt as they fear their jobs could disappear during the coronavirus pandemic.
The patient had been relatively fine for the first 10 days he was down with Covid-19.
Gov. Gavin Newsom moved to further ease the coronavirus choke-hold on California's economy Tuesday by allowing more businesses to reopen and following through on his promise to swiftly approve requests from counties to move ahead more quickly if they have been minimally harmed by the pandemic.
New research finds the coronavirus can travel farther than six feet if it's caught up in an airstream.
Restaurants across California can begin preparations to reopen their dining rooms after the state released their long list of guidelines and requirements Tuesday.
Sacramento State's campus and classrooms are pretty quiet and it will continue to stay that way.
A Lodi police officer says he was fired for not enforcing the states' stay-at-home order.
A group of students has been missing Officer Jacobs, so she decided to do something to help support them during distance learning and keep them connected.
Californians unable to pay their rent because of the coronavirus crisis could have their payments covered by the state Legislature, Senate leaders announced Tuesday, part of a massive $25 billion aid package that looks to the future to pay for relief needed today.
When the fall term starts, students in both the Cal State and University of California systems will likely still be taking most of their classes online, officials said Tuesday.
