US Sees Early Signs That New Coronavirus Cases May Have Hit Plateau
After weeks of sharp increases, there are some signs that new coronavirus cases in the United States may be plateauing at a high daily rate.
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After weeks of sharp increases, there are some signs that new coronavirus cases in the United States may be plateauing at a high daily rate.
Several local fire departments have sent crews to Hawaii on Sunday night for the countdown to Hurricane Douglas making landfall there.
Walmart, Home Depot, Lowe's, Walgreens, CVS and others say they still won't prohibit customers who refuse to wear a mask from shopping in stores. The issue, they say, is they want to avoid confrontations between angry customers and employees.
A nursing facility in Carmichael has reported an uptick in cases of COVID-19 on Sunday.
From catastrophic call center failures to missing unemployment payments, this is not the first time California's EDD has faced widespread criticism amid the unemployment crisis. Lawmakers are calling for yet another EDD audit — but is it enough to fix the agency?
White House officials and Senate Republicans are finalizing a bill that would offer $1,200 checks to many Americans and that would not renew the full unemployment insurance enhancement as part of a proposal for the next stimulus bill set to be unveiled Monday, several top administration officials said Sunday.
As more places are getting closed and events are being canceled, one group is still trying to keep the spirit of summer alone with a drive-thru festival.
A Sacramento State student isn't just reading or hearing about people in need, she's doing something about it.
The pandemic is now leading to dangerous convicted criminals getting out of prison.
Covid-19 can be a prolonged illness, even among young adults without underlying chronic medical conditions, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported Friday.
With limited things to do this summer, more people are getting outside. But some locals say even that is getting out of hand.
Both San Joaquin and Stanislaus Counties say they're running out of traditional ICU beds and need more staff, so where are the state's touted Health Corps workers?
Another Yolo County skilled nursing facility has reported a coronavirus outbreak. Health officials announced Courtyard Healthcare Center in Davis has 10 confirmed cases.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom pledged Friday to do more to protect farm workers, grocery clerks and other essential workers — many of whom are Latino — from the health and economic harms of the coronavirus as the infection spreads through their communities.
Over half of Cal Expo's full-time employees are being laid off due to huge financial losses, officials confirmed Friday.
At least 12 people who work for the Sacramento County Department of Child, Family and Adult Services have tested positive for coronavirus.
A California inmate who was serving a 125-year-to-life sentence for arson and making threats to rape and kill is being released from prison because of COVID-19.
Leaders in the Truckee area are urging people to stay away until mid-August in order to reduce the risk of spreading COVID-19.
A mass isolation and mass quarantine order has been issued by Yolo County public health to try and stem the spike of coronavirus cases in their area.
At the beginning of the pandemic, the owners of Guerrilla Tacos in Los Angeles felt optimistic.
The nation got another dose of bad economic news Thursday as the number of laid-off workers seeking jobless benefits rose for the first time since late March, intensifying concerns the resurgent coronavirus is stalling or even reversing the economic recovery.
And after months of ignoring the problem, Colusa County leaders are scrambling to control the spread.
"The fact of the matter is the virus is spreading out of control," Glazer said
California is racing to get technology into the hands of kids who need it before distance learning resumes in just a few weeks.
California's legislative leaders said Thursday they will let absent lawmakers vote on bills during the final month of the legislative session after at least seven people who work in the state Capitol became infected with the coronavirus, including one assemblyman who had to be hospitalized.
