Coronavirus Protection: Placer County Inmates Donate Over 400 Cloth Masks To The Public
The Placer County Sheriff's Office said over 400 cloth masks created by inmates were given away to the public to help fight the spread of COVID-19.
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The Placer County Sheriff's Office said over 400 cloth masks created by inmates were given away to the public to help fight the spread of COVID-19.
Officials say this is the first report of a tiger becoming infected with COVID-19, the disease caused by coronavirus.
Here are step-by-step instructions on how to make your own mask during the coronavirus outbreak. They are reusable, washable, and should be worn while practicing social distancing.
An RV rental company in Loomis is helping out during the coronavirus pandemic by offering free vehicles to medical personal so they can be closer to their families.
Governor Gavin Newsom on Saturday signed an executive order that will provide expanded access to child care for essential workers during the coronavirus outbreak.
Federal judges on Saturday refused on procedural grounds to order California to free thousands of prisoners to ease crowded conditions that attorneys representing inmates likened to a "tinderbox" ready to ignite with the rapid spread of the coronavirus.
Governor Gavin Newsom announced in a press conference on Saturday the launch of a one-stop website designed to get medical supplies to the frontlines of the fight against coronavirus.
A senior living facility in Sacramento County says one of its residents has tested positive for coronavirus.
Two school gyms in Yuba City are being converted into alternate medical sites in preparation for a surge of COVID-19 patients.
Family and friends are mourning the loss of a Stockton nurse after he lost his battle against COVID-19.
Nearly 650 crew members of the Grand Princess completed their 14-day quarantine Saturday, ending a nearly month-long period of self-isolation that began when the cruise ship was struck with the coronavirus.
Sacramento Kings guard Kyle Guy announced on social media the death of his grandfather from coronavirus and urged people to take the pandemic seriously by complying with the statewide stay-at-home order.
The San Joaquin County Public Health Officer has ordered a Lodi church to close their facility after a tenant of the building, another church community, continued to meet during the statewide stay-at-home order issued due to the coronavirus crisis.
California has cut its COVID-19 testing backlog by more than two-thirds, Gov. Gavin Newsom announced Saturday, but has still managed to test less than one half of 1% of the state's nearly 40 million residents.
Several grocery stores are increasing their social distancing rules, causing back-ups to get in the store.
A Sacramento church is firing back after health officials said it's members have defied the stay home order, resulting in 71 of them testing positive for coronavirus.
The Colusa Medical Center and Glenn Medical Center are working to triple capacity in anticipation of a coronavirus surge.
A 57-year-old Stockton nurse died from coronavirus complications Tuesday.
A few weeks ago, the projected coronavirus death and hospitalization rates were grim, but experts say California is doing better than projected and coming in below the numbers medical experts predicted.
Thousands of California nursing students left in limbo over the past month by the coronavirus pandemic will have a path toward graduation after state regulators took action late Friday.
A county spokesperson had a clear message Friday night: "if you don't live here, don't come here right now."
Teachers in the Folsom Cordova School District are making 3D-printed masks for medical workers.
Working with FEMA, the state has secured roughly 7,000 hotel rooms that will be used as housing during this crisis for the homeless. The goal is to get 15,000.
No school has left many families scrambling to figure out what to do with their kids. But places like preschools and other child care centers are filling the void when moms and dads still have to work during the coronavirus crisis.
The CDC is changing its tune, now recommending every person should cover their face in public.
