Folsom Lake Reopening Parking Lots, Boat Launches Friday
California State Parks announced the day-use facilities, restrooms and boat launching facilities will be open.
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California State Parks announced the day-use facilities, restrooms and boat launching facilities will be open.
Starting Monday, the rideshare company is making face coverings or masks mandatory for everyone riding or driving with Uber.
All people going to Sacramento courts will now be required to wear a face covering and undergo a temperature screening before entering.
The CDC published six "decision trees" Thursday aimed at helping businesses, communities, schools, camps, daycares and mass transit decide whether it's safe to reopen.
Governor Newsom announced billions in budget cuts Thursday in an effort to tackle a $54 billion deficit in the state budget.
A Sacramento County retail discount store is facing a shutdown order in a time when many counties are actually opening up.
A Turlock man who was in the ICU for 25 days with coronavirus is sharing his story of survival.
Dear Stranger, Sacramento is a project connecting people together during the coronavirus pandemic by delivering messages of hope and sharing stories through letters.
Yolo County is continuing to make its case to the state that it's ready to move further into stage 2 reopening.
The Sacramento City Unified School District announced Thursday that virtual graduation ceremonies will be held for each high school within the district as the coronavirus pandemic continues on.
Parents, hospitals and clinics should expect to see more cases of a mystifying condition that seems to be affecting children after a bout with coronavirus, doctors said Wednesday.
The constant stress of living in the age of coronavirus is affecting more than your mental health and emotional coping abilities. It's likely taking a toll on your body as well.
After going directly against state orders allowing restaurants, salons and other businesses to open without state approval, Yuba and Sutter counties are now being granted an expanded reopening.
A Stockton Dutch Bros employee tested positive for the coronavirus Wednesday, according to the company.
It's been nearly eight weeks since the president signed the CARES Act, giving people an extra 13 weeks of unemployment benefits, but Californians still can't even apply for that money.
Fifteen employees were let go. More have been furloughed.
There's not a lot of dining room chatter at restaurants in Midtown Sacramento anymore, but there's some talk about what could happen once these restaurants can reopen during stage 2.
Some business owners are now back in action but are worried about employees returning.
What will airfares be like, when "all this" is over?
California Gov. Gavin Newsom warned Wednesday it will "defeat the point" of letting some counties reopen more quickly than the state if they start attracting visitors from other areas with more restrictive measures still in place.
As more businesses begin reopening allowing moms and dads to get back to work, there is a growing demand for child care, especially for parents whose children are too young to stay home and too old for daycare.
According to the California Department of Education, districts will likely be able to make their own plans of when to reopen.
Businesses in Placer County are one of several area counties now free to move forward further into Governor Newsom's plan to reopen the economy.
Stanislaus County chose to remove their local stay-at-home order and leave it up to the state's order on Tuesday, saying the two were very similar.
Placer County is one of 17 counties given the go-ahead by the governor to reopen more businesses to in-store customers, leading to the reopening of places like the Roseville Galleria.
