Coronavirus Update: Safeway Confirms Approx. 51 Employees Test Positive At Tracy Distribution Center
A Safeway spokesperson said approximately 51 employees at the Tracy distribution center have tested positive for coronavirus.
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A Safeway spokesperson said approximately 51 employees at the Tracy distribution center have tested positive for coronavirus.
An improvised explosive device was discovered and dealt with in Lathrop on Thursday, authorities say.
A man arrested after deputies discovered he had broken into a pet clinic in Auburn was linked to several other business burglaries throughout the city, the Placer County Sheriff's Office said.
Officers are still looking for a suspect who led them on a short chase in Del Paso Heights early Friday morning.
All California State University campuses have temporarily suspended the use of ACT/SAT exams as a factor in admissions for upcoming freshmen.
Coronavirus has cleared US roads. And though there are fewer drivers, more of those who remain on the road are traveling at dangerously high speeds.
What would normally be broad constitutional protections for freedoms of assembly, religion - even buying guns - have their limits when they endanger others during the coronavirus pandemic, California's top law enforcement officer said in an interview.
Authorities say 14-year-old Nayeli Miciela Ford was last seen in Rupert, Idaho and may be heading toward Santa Rosa, Calif.
Caltrans reports statewide traffic is down 36% from the same time last year.
The Stockton Mayor Michael Tubbs announced a new initiative Thursday to help ease the effects of the coronavirus pandemic.
It was exactly four weeks ago, a Thursday afternoon, when Governor Newsom declared an emergency shelter-in-place order for all Californians.
On any given day during the coronavirus crisis, people are out getting some exercise with walks and bike rides. One Sacramento man wants to see safer streets for them in the meantime.
The Manteca police department is taking extra steps to enforce the coronavirus stay-at-home order after they say they've received more than 70 complaints a week about lack of social distancing.
The Placer County Health Officer has amended the public health order to allow for more outdoor activity, including golf, during the coronavirus outbreak.
The order is set to help medical professionals applying to jobs, students applying to state colleges, child support recipients, and truck drivers, among others.
