Coronavirus Updates: COVID-19 Headlines & Developments On April 9, 2020
Here are the latest news updates on the coronavirus pandemic.
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Here are the latest news updates on the coronavirus pandemic.
Officials in Yuba and Sutter counties said beginning Friday, visitors to county facilities are required to wear face masks and will be screened for coronavirus symptoms prior to entry.
It's supposed to be one of the biggest days of their lives, but a Sacramento couple and their family may be out thousands of dollars after having to cancel their wedding because of the coronavirus.
A Folsom family is working to get students' lost jackets and lunch boxes that were left behind before school closures back to their rightful owners.
A beloved San Juan Unified music teacher who died from coronavirus complications Thursday was honored through song at the Mercy San Juan Medical Center.
California lawmakers want a fuller accounting of Gov. Gavin Newsom's plan to buy 500 million protective masks, with a top budget official on Thursday seeking details on how the state will distribute the masks and ensure they are good quality.
California saw its first daily decrease in intensive care hospitalizations during the coronavirus outbreak, a key indicator of how many health care workers and medical supplies the state needs, Gov. Gavin Newsom said Thursday.
Governor Gavin Newsom announced that starting April 12, California workers impacted by the coronavirus pandemic and receiving unemployment benefits will begin receiving an extra $600 on top of their weekly payments.
Of more than 13 million units in the US that the report covered, 69% of renters paid their rent between April 1 and 5, according to the National Multifamily Housing Council. During the same period in April 2019, 82% of households paid their rent on time, the report said.
Safeway has confirmed positive coronavirus diagnoses among employees at the company's Tracy distribution center, a spokesperson said in a statement to CBS13.
Health officials say two homeless people in Sacramento County have tested positive for coronavirus.
Stores are scrambling to protect their workers from coronavirus. Some have begun taking employees' temperatures to keep sick workers home. But that doesn't keep employees safe from sick customers.
With health experts warning that warmer months won't bring an end to coronavirus, officials are developing a framework for what America's new normal could look like.
The number of inmates infected with coronavirus in the California prison system grew by more than seven times in a little more than a week.
The Recce Community is working to help keep each other safe at Beale Air Force Base during the coronavirus crisis.
Supervisor asks people sheltering in place at second homes to leave Truckee and stay-at-home in primary residences.
A local wildlife rescue group has been bombarded with calls about animals in distress after they say coronavirus concerns have nearly shut down the county and state agencies that usually help.
A new Sacramento County website zeroes in on the number of coronavirus cases by zip code.
The University of Pacific center projects peak unemployment in the Sacramento area will reach about 18.6% next month.
It's important for them to be checking in on at-risk kids, whether they're dealing with homelessness, anxiety/depression or just need someone to talk to.
Certified drug and alcohol counselors suggest, regardless of the stage of recovery you may be in, connection is crucial.
An Alameda County Superior Court Judge has decided to release Ghost Ship master tenant Derick Almena from custody at Santa Rita Jail in Dublin due to concerns surrounding coronavirus cases at the jail, officials said Wednesday.
During the coronavirus state of emergency, the Stanislaus County District Attorney announced anyone who commits burglary or theft in the county could also be charged with looting.
Folks in the grocery industry said cutting down on trips to the store is the ultimate protection.
Navigating through the virtual world is the new normal for educators across the area who are working to teach their students during the coronavirus crisis.
