Coronavirus Update: It Could Be Months Before You Can Get A Haircut Again In California
It could be months, not weeks, before people can get their haircut again in California.
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It could be months, not weeks, before people can get their haircut again in California.
Self-employed, part-time, independent contractors and gig workers in California can apply for new unemployment insurance benefits made available through the CARES Act.
El Dorado County health officials say they will be letting their stay-at-home directive expire on Thursday.
An Iowa family trying to stay busy during the coronavirus lockdown made a huge Monopoly board game for their neighborhood using sidewalk chalk.
A man has been arrested, accused of carrying a rifle around in a guitar case in his bike trailer.
A spectacular new water fountain representing compassion and equality was installed Monday in a Montana park where a Confederate monument stood for 100 years.
California Maritime State University Academy has received permission to resume limited in-person classes this semester and hopes to send 350 students and staff on its annual summer training cruise - a graduation requirement for cadets, the San Francisco Chronicle reported.
A Dollar General store in Kentucky was closed by police this week for allegedly failing to follow proper social distancing measures, authorities said.
Walmart has started implementing one-way aisles to encourage customers to practice social distancing while shopping inside their stores during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Firefighters doused an RV fire in North Sacramento on Monday night before the flames could spread to anything else
The CSU and the UC systems were sued Monday by students demanding refunds of some campus fees since the virus pandemic closed schools and forced learning online.
The first day of Yolo County's face-covering requirement was off to a bumpy start for some businesses.
California State University Maritime Academy in Vallejo says it will begin face-to-face learning next month.
A new lawsuit is accusing the governor and California Highway Patrol of "abusing their power" after they banned protests at the state capitol.
The school becomes the first community college in California to announce its fall semester will be mostly online.
