CDC Was 'Never Blind' To Early Spread Of Coronavirus In US, Director Says
The CDC was "never blind" to the early spread of the coronavirus in the United States, the agency's director, Dr. Robert Redfield, told reporters on Friday.
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The CDC was "never blind" to the early spread of the coronavirus in the United States, the agency's director, Dr. Robert Redfield, told reporters on Friday.
As California moves through the stages of reopening, casinos across the state are back in business.
Placer County leaders plan to test people for COVID-19 antibodies, then use the results to influence guidelines on reopening.
Small business owners are running into problems as they slowly start reopening. Some workers currently on unemployment are now saying they aren't coming back.
Two California lawmakers on Thursday pitched legalized sports betting as a way to help prop up a state budget devastated by the economic shutdown designed to slow the spread of the coronavirus, though their revised proposal immediately reignited a turf battle between powerful gambling interests.
After months of promises and millions of dollars spent on the EDD call center, people are still struggling to get through to someone with answers at the EDD.
Companies that sell Plexiglass around the country are seeing an uptick in business due to the pandemic.
California state lawmakers and other top elected officials won't be getting a pay increase for the first time in five years as the state faces a major budget deficit and mass unemployment induced by the coronavirus.
A rural Northern California county that had been one of the state's two counties without any reported coronavirus cases now has at least five, prompting the county to temporarily rescind its orders allowing the reopening of restaurants, shopping and other services.
The California Senate's plan to make up the state's estimated $54.3 billion budget deficit rejects Gov. Gavin Newsom's proposed cuts to public education and health care programs - and instead takes more money from reserves and delays billions of dollars in payments to school districts.
El Dorado County rescinded its nonessential travel ban to South Lake Tahoe Wednesday, but tourists are still discouraged from visiting the area.
Guidelines for California schools to reopen are expected in early June.
As many businesses begin the reopening process, people who rely on the entertainment industry still have their normal work lives on pause.
Over the course of the last week restaurants, churches, and hair salons are all up and running but there are concerns the rapid reopening is too fast.
The Diocese of Stockton is making plans to resume public masses.
To help process the millions of unemployment claims made during the coronavirus pandemic, the Employment Development Department is hiring 1,800 new staff over the next several weeks.
A Wilton family is getting into the holiday spirit in May. They say their "Christmas in Quarantine" project has taken off.
Computer scientists at UC Davis have developed a web-based contact-tracing app called We-Care.
It's a small step towards the new normal, but a giant leap for the Aerospace Museum of California, which plans to take flight with its outdoor exhibits on Thursday.
Placer County wants to move into stage 3 of California's reopening plan and allow businesses like nail salons and gyms to reopen.
Arden Fair Mall will be reopening for in-person shopping on Friday, officials say.
Gavin Newsom has crafted himself as a data-driven governor, letting the facts dictate what has been a largely cautious approach to public safety amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Health workers, home care workers, social workers and janitors brought a caravan to the California State Capitol on Wednesday to protest proposed budget cuts.
On Monday, the state released a framework that will permit counties to allow in-person worship services.
Americans are at odds over whether it's necessary to keep taking coronavirus protective measures, but a leading researcher says the data is clear: The path ahead in the Covid-19 pandemic is being shaped by masks.
