Hard-Hit Restaurants Await Guidelines From Gov. Newsom For Reopening Dining Rooms
California restaurants waiting for permission to reopen to diners have been preparing for the "new normal" in the age of the coronavirus.
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California restaurants waiting for permission to reopen to diners have been preparing for the "new normal" in the age of the coronavirus.
Firefighters worked quickly to stop a fire from spreading to other buildings at a mobile home park in Granite Bay early Tuesday morning.
With the majority of companies still working from home, students are missing out on crucial experience before graduating, but some companies are still finding a way to provide virtual experiences for students.
An off-duty CHP officer got creative to help save a hiker who was frozen in fear and about to go over a waterfall in the Sierra National Forest.
The trend of bird watching seems to be soaring and doesn't appear close to slowing down.
The pandemic has forced employers to examine work-at-home arrangements and some say they'll shift to a telecommuting model permanently.
The American Red Cross told CBS13 40 people were displaced, and 20 of them are now staying at a local hotel.
It's been months since anyone's had a good sit-down meal inside of Chando's Cantina in El Dorado Hills and they're hoping the governor will change that.
The president of the University of California wants to end the use of the SAT and ACT as admission requirements and replace them with a homegrown test, according to a plan released Monday.
County health officials said the state is expected to approve its readiness plan in 24-48 hours, allowing the county to move further into Stage 2 reopening.
An alert fisherman saved three men on the Sacramento River Monday afternoon after their raft overturned.
On Monday, the governor alluded to new guidelines that could make the relaxed county orders legal, but in the meantime, there are a lot of questions.
The union is demanding immediate protocols that include fully-funded testing for all residents and staff.
California's top emergency official defended the state Monday over failed, high-priced deals for personal protective equipment, saying taxpayers haven't lost money and that the state was doing its best amid a worldwide mad dash for gear during the coronavirus pandemic.
A 14-year-old Sacramento girl has been accepted to eight California colleges and now she's trying to decide which one she wants to attend in the fall.
