The Coronavirus Pandemic Is Messing With Our Concept Of Time
"What day is it, again?" has become a common refrain during the coronavirus pandemic.
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"What day is it, again?" has become a common refrain during the coronavirus pandemic.
The first day of Yolo County's face-covering requirement was off to a bumpy start for some businesses.
California State University Maritime Academy in Vallejo says it will begin face-to-face learning next month.
The school becomes the first community college in California to announce its fall semester will be mostly online.
With most courses closed in the Bay Area, golfers there are going the extra mile to play a round.
Round two of the Paycheck Protection Program began Monday, with $310 billion available in forgivable small business loans. But the first round of funding ran out in days — and banks were criticized for giving the money to big business instead of mom and pop shops.
Some Sutter County employees are headed back to the office as some county departments reopened.
Two former residents have died and 51 people – 34 residents and 17 employees — have been diagnosed with coronavirus at the Turlock Nursing Facility and Rehabilitation Center.
While the process of getting products to the store may change, there's no shortage of food itself.
An emergency food pantry is helping dozens in a Modesto neighborhood, but this pantry isn't being run by the county or a homeless shelter. It's one family's mission to give back.
The Effie Yaew Nature Center is asking the community to nominate a first responder by emailing in their story.
With the economy sitting at a standstill and revenue streams drying up, companies are looking for ways to reduce costs. And some are cutting salaries and benefits to help make ends meet.
The states of Nevada and Colorado joined a western regional pact Monday to help fight the new coronavirus outbreak while moving closer to reopening businesses and modifying stay-at-home orders.
The California governor cautioned that, while California had made progress towards reopening, it's all dependent on people continuing to socially distance.
People could find it easier to navigate the unemployment benefits system in California. after a new texting system goes into place, Gov. Newsom says.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has added six new symptoms to its list of possible signs of the coronavirus. Previously, the CDC only noted fever, cough, and shortness of breath as symptoms.
The Los Angeles Lakers this month received $4.6 million through the federal aid package which was designed to provide relief to thousands of small businesses hurt by the coronavirus pandemic.
Frazzled parents, anxious teachers and many children are already looking forward to the day when schools will reopen but it's not an easy road.
The best protection for renters right now are the eviction moratoriums. But coverage is patchy, varying by state, county and city.
Political leaders from six Northern California counties have sent an open letter to the governor urging him to lift coronavirus stay-at-home orders for their areas.
Not all of our pets are thrilled we're home 24/7: Here's how to recognize signs of stressed pets, help them, and prepare our pets for when we return to work.
The back of a pickup truck is packed with bags and each one is filled with groceries, but this is not your usual grocery delivery service. Senior citizens and people with underlying health conditions in Galt are getting a special delivery for free from a familiar face.
Be sure to mask up wherever you go starting Monday in Yolo County. Here are the dos and don'ts of the new mandate.
The FDA is re-emphasizing that there's no real risk of getting the coronavirus from grocery bags or takeout boxes but recommends to continue thoroughly washing your hands.
After weeks of complaints, this week the EDD added a new number, new hours and hundreds of extra employees to get people the unemployment answers they are desperate for — but has it helped?
