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Landscapers are hurting for work as people hunker down in their homes.
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Landscapers are hurting for work as people hunker down in their homes.
Joanne Imwalle explained what it's like inside the contagion zone at Kaiser Permanente at Roseville.
New information comes out every day about the coronavirus and it can be exhausting to keep up with it all. CBS13 is working to answer your questions.
Google launched an educational coronavirus website on Friday that contains safety tips and authoritative information about the pandemic.
The California National Guard will begin helping with food distribution in Sacramento County during the stay-at-home order.
Amid the stay-at-home order, there has been a lot of confusion and concern about preschools and childcare facilities that remain open.
Law enforcement agencies say they aren't planning on arresting violators. And as the governor has said, they're hoping people will just "do the right thing."
There's no denying it's been a tough week for much of the Sacramento area, but amid all of the fears and anxieties people are facing, many are still bringing hope.
A UC Davis Health employee from the Sacramento campus has tested positive for the coronavirus, university officials confirmed Friday.
With this statewide stay-at-home order issued Thursday by Gov. Gavin Newsom to mitigate the spread of the coronavirus, many people are wondering what they can and cannot do.
The City of Vacaville set up a hotline to help quarantined seniors in need of assistance during the coronavirus outbreak – serving the most vulnerable in the community at a time when they are at the greatest health risk.
El Dorado County Public Health officials announced on Friday the first confirmed positive case of coronavirus in a county resident who is currently being monitored in the Central Valley.
Another group of people could be particularly vulnerable to COVID-19: people who smoke, vape or have substance use disorders.
As California directs residents statewide to stay home as part of the country's most sweeping effort to slow the spread of coronavirus, physicians nationwide are intensifying this warning: Vital supplies need replenishing soon.
One company rushed to expand its delivery fleet. Another has seen sales triple. The global coronavirus pandemic has left millions of people locked out of bars, restaurants and theaters, but it's been an unexpected boost for some U.S. pot shops.
As people are consumed in the stress surrounding the coronavirus pandemic, the ones who tend to get left behind are animals.
As of now, all nonessential businesses that choose to stay open in Sacramento could be held criminally responsible for not following the shelter in place order.
The city of Vacaville has set up a hotline for seniors to help them get essential supplies and set up home check-ins.
Some communities have been reluctant to implement safety precautions the Governor and health officials are asking for.
Governor Gavin Newsom announced a statewide order for people to stay home amid the coronavirus outbreak.
As panicked shoppers clear out store shelves, Raley's is getting a major security boost at local grocery stores.
Doctors and nurses are among the most needed during this pandemic, but local nurses say not enough is being done to protect them.
