Advocates Fight To Keep Veterans Halls Open Amid Another Round Of Closures
Places like VFW posts and American Legions, which are classified as bars, may have to close again as coronavirus cases spike and counties move backward in the state's tiers.
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Places like VFW posts and American Legions, which are classified as bars, may have to close again as coronavirus cases spike and counties move backward in the state's tiers.
A Yolo County election worker tested positive for COVID-19 Monday, county officials confirmed.
This will be shut down number three for some midtown Sacramento restaurants, and this time, it's happening when the temperatures are dropping.
For many, petting a dog is the best therapy, but some students in Vacaville are learning that reading to them can be even better.
A different test that looks for an immune cell, called a T cell, has been more effective, according to the study.
Sacramento County has been downgraded back into the most restrictive tier of reopening as coronavirus cases begin to resurge.
California's coronavirus cases are at their highest levels in months, a disquieting reality Gov. Gavin Newsom said Monday was "obviously sobering."
A veterans' organization is asking Governor Newsom to allow the state's veterans veterans' posts and halls to reopen. It says the establishments help connect vets to essential services.
Drugmaker Pfizer said Monday an early look at data from its coronavirus vaccine shows it is more than 90% effective -- a much better than expected efficacy if the trend continues.
While the United States has largely been focused on the slow drip of the presidential election results this week, the coronavirus pandemic reached startling new heights within the country.
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California is shortening standardized testing come spring due to the pandemic.
Several leading grocery chains are reimposing limits on key items such as toilet paper, paper towels and disinfecting wipes, hoping to keep their shelves stocked and prevent shoppers from hoarding as they did when the pandemic began in the spring.
The pandemic has changed everything from how we work, go to school, and in some cases where we live. Home developers are trying to keep up with the times, which means even their designs have changed.
Sleep Train Arena - at least, its parking lot - is being reawakened for one more thing: a free drive-thru flu vaccination clinic.
It's been more than two weeks since the state promised updated youth sports guidelines.
It has been a challenging year for everyone and it appears many are ready to throw in the towel and get out of the United States.
Yolo County may be in danger of moving backward in the state's reopening plan.
In a form of protest, the owner of Primo's Barbershop set up a barber's chair and hair cutting equipment on one of the lawns of City Hall and began doing free haircuts.
The San Francisco 49ers have shut down their facility following a positive test for the coronavirus but are still scheduled to play Green Bay on Thursday night as of now.
The Turlock Fire Department is battling a cluster of coronavirus infections.
It appears once the sun went down on Halloween, COVID-19 rules were thrown out the window.
College is often touted as the best four years of a person's life, but when the world is full of uncertainty, it can stoke fears of the future.
Late-night crowds at bars in midtown Sacramento on Halloween night have sparked a bit of coronavirus concern.
The US reported 99,321 new COVID cases on Friday, marking the highest single-day increase recorded for any country.
