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Six Patients in Visalia Nursing Facility Have Virus, County Says. Two Staff Also Infected.

The Redwood Springs Healthcare Center in Visalia reported six of its patients and two staff members have tested positive for COVID-19. "The healthcare staff experienced the onset of symptoms while caring for two patients in one room," a post on the facility's website said. "Both healthcare professionals and patients are...

Will Local Districts Follow Newsom’s Advice and Not Re-Open Schools?

Schools across the state should plan on teaching from afar for the rest of the academic year, Gov. Gavin Newsom said Wednesday. “The right thing to do for our children, the right thing to do for the parents, for households, for the community which they reside, is to make sure...

Here’s a List of Restaurants That Offer Delivery in Fresno and Clovis

The online review site Yelp put together a list of local eateries that remain open and are offering meal delivery. Some offer delivery directly, at no additional charge under certain conditions. GrubHub and DoorDash deliveries are ordered through its mobile and online app and come with a fee. More information regarding...

Mayor Orders Fresno Parks Closed Easter Weekend

Fresno Mayor Lee Brand announced Wednesday that all city parks will be closed Easter weekend, April 11-12, in the name of COVID-19 safety. Brand called it "an extremely difficult decision." Traditionally, Roeding Park and Woodward Park, two city-operated regional parks, draw huge crowds of families and friends celebrating the holiday....

California Cities Want Transparency Rules Waived in Pandemic

SAN FRANCISCO — Citing the unprecedented challenges created by the coronavirus pandemic, city officials across California are asking Gov. Gavin Newsom to suspend or delay numerous state laws, saying they can't comply with everything from environmental regulations to public records laws that give people a window into how the government...

Influencers in LA Are Taking a 'Hygiene Ice Cream Truck' to Skid Row's Homeless to Prevent Coronavirus Spread

[aggregation-styles] Insider On Sunday, a white van with the word "Cult" written on its side in pink chalk pulled up to a trash-covered embankment in Skid Row, a neighborhood in downtown Los Angeles known for its condensed population of the county's nearly 60,000 homeless individuals. Underneath the word "Cult" was...

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