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Fresno State Summer Classes Are Online Only; CSU Summer Arts Canceled

Fresno State students can enroll in more than 200 online-only classes for the May-June intercession or summer session, but they'll need to register and pay student fees before the class begins. Classes will be online only because of the COVID-19 pandemic and potential health risks of holding in-person classes. Daniel...

Face Masks Recommended, Though Trump Says He Won’t Wear One

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump says his administration is encouraging many Americans to wear face masks in public, though he stresses that the recommendation is optional and is conceding that he will not be complying with it. THIS IS A BREAKING NEWS UPDATE. AP’s earlier story follows below. WASHINGTON —...

Virtual COVID-19 Reality: City Council Meetings Now All Online

The people's house of local government is closed for the time being, the latest victim of the COVID-19 pandemic. All governmental meetings for the city of Fresno will be conducted online until the health crisis abates. Fresno City Council President Miguel Arias said meetings will take place on Zoom. There...

‘Surreal’: NY Funeral Homes Struggle as Virus Deaths Surge

NEW YORK — Pat Marmo walked among 20 or so deceased in the basement of his Brooklyn funeral home, his protective mask pulled down so his pleas could be heard. “Every person there, they’re not a body,” he said. “They’re a father, they’re a mother, they’re a grandmother. They’re not...

Another California Deputy Dies from COVID-19, Raising State’s Law Enforcement Toll to 3

Three California law enforcement officers have now succumbed to COVID-19 following the death of two Southern California sheriff's deputies on Thursday . Deputy David Werksman and Deputy Terrell Young were both members of the Riverside County Sheriff's Department. Young died Thursday morning. Werksman's death was announced on Friday. Santa Rosa...

California Legislature Will Extend COVID-19 Recess, Leader Says

SACRAMENTO — Senate Pro Tem Toni Atkins said the California Legislature extend its recess beyond April 13 because of the COVID-19 outbreak. “Given what the governor and our public health officials have stated, it has become increasingly clear that the April 13th return date the Legislature envisioned isn’t feasible,” Atkins...

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