Twin Rivers Unified School District Offering Free Coronavirus Tests To Employees
Twin Rivers Unified, which has 27,000 students and staff at schools in Sacramento, North Highlands and Rio Linda, is now offering COVID-19 tests to their employees.
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Twin Rivers Unified, which has 27,000 students and staff at schools in Sacramento, North Highlands and Rio Linda, is now offering COVID-19 tests to their employees.
A showdown between restaurant owners and state inspectors was caught on camera Thursday in Placerville. Apple Bistro is one of a few restaurants in El Dorado County that has defied state orders and kept their doors open.
The number of American young adults living with their parents is at or near an all-time high, and the coronavirus pandemic is likely the reason, according to a new analysis.
The pandemic has forced performers to get creative to keep the show going. You've heard of silent discos, now we are hearing about silent comedy shows.
Woodland Christian School is the first elementary school in Yolo County approved by the state and public health officials to reopen in-person instruction, the county announced on Thursday.
BBSI Modesto held a drive-thru job fair on Thursday at the parking lot located at 1625 I Street.
It's back to school for Sacramento City Unified students, one of the last districts in the area to make their return. But no set distance learning plan is in place.
Two shootings in just a matter of days has drivers on Interstate 80 and Highway 50 on edge.
A Sacramento County school district is rolling out an ambitious testing system that's saliva-based.
As college students are adjusting to the new school year, some are locked in leases for empty apartments.
Athletics right-hander Daniel Mengden has tested positive for the coronavirus and is quarantined at home in Houston, where he received the result that forced Oakland and Major League Baseball to postpone four games this week.
The Covid-19 infection and mortality rates are significantly higher in prisons than in the general population, though the severity differs widely among states, a new study found.
The Roseville Galleria has reopened at 25% capacity and shoppers are excited to be back.
A Sacramento Thanksgiving morning tradition is the latest casualty of the coronavirus pandemic.
The new school year for Sacramento City Unified students is nearly here, but with the district and its teachers association unable to agree on what the rest of the year may look like, many families feel left in limbo.
The "Housing is Key" campaign is meant to help struggling renters and landlords know their rights under the state's new housing laws.
With districts across the country all placing big device orders around the same time — and with many universities and companies also reliant on remote work — the unprecedented demand for laptops has strained supply chains.
Months into the pandemic that has infected more than 6 million Americans, the public and experts alike are learning the impacts of Covid-19 can drag on longer than expected.
A convenience store in Davis is demanding staff from the next door nursing home keep out.
A National Institutes of Health panel said there's no evidence backing the use of convalescent plasma to treat coronavirus patients and that doctors should not treat it as a standard of care until more study has been done.
State lawmakers approved a bill that would ban evictions for tenants who did not pay their rent between March 1 through Aug. 31 due to the pandemic.
El Dorado County is one of three counties in our area in the "red tier" with the state's new reopening criteria. In that tier, restaurants, gyms and movie theaters can have limited capacity indoor operations again.
Eighty-four-year-old Ardy Howard wanted her money back after buying tickets for a postponed Celine Dion concert.
With just days until it's back to school for Sacramento City Unified students, families don't know exactly what to expect for more than the first two days.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is getting heat over a solo hair salon visit in San Francisco at a time when California businesses are limited by concern over coronavirus.
