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Santa Cruz Boardwalk First California Amusement Park Planning To Reopen Under State Guidelines

[aggregation-styles] The San Jose Mercury News Subscription California’s oldest amusement park is preparing to become the first amusement park to reopen under the state’s new COVID-19 health and safety guidelines following a seven-month coronavirus closure. The 1907 Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk plans to reopen in November after Santa Cruz County...

County Stays in ‘Red’ Tier for Reopening According to Fresh State Data

New data out Tuesday morning showed improvements in Fresno County COVID-19 metrics from last week, allowing the county to remain in the state's red tier for reopening. This means restaurants, churches and other businesses can continue to offer limited indoor services. There have been concerns in recent weeks that Fresno...

Most US Farmers Remain Loyal to Trump Despite Pain From Trade Wars and COVID-19

By Wendong Zhang and Minghao Li U.S. farmers have suffered a lot in the past few years: The trade war with China, natural disasters and the COVID-19 pandemic have all resulted in substantial losses for many producers. Farmers overwhelmingly supported Donald Trump in 2016 and remain critical to his reelection in many swing...

Fresno Again at Risk of Slipping Back to COVID Purple Tier. Madera Sees Improvement.

The roller coaster continues for Fresno County's COVID-19 numbers after the state's weekly Tuesday update to their 'Blueprint for a Safer Economy' dashboard. The county is not meeting one of the metrics for the current red tier, and needs to correct it before next Tuesday's update. This is the same...

Deadline Looms as Differences Narrow on COVID Relief Aid

WASHINGTON — It's deadline day for House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin on COVID-19 relief, with the contours of a potential deal taking shape behind the scenes even as President Donald Trump's GOP allies are recoiling at the administration's tolerance for a $2 trillion package. Pelosi negotiated...

Possible COVID Exposure Postpones Costa-Cookingham Congressional Debate

The scheduled debate between Rep. Jim Costa (D-Fresno) and Republican challenger Kevin Cookingham has been postponed because one of the candidates had possible exposure to COVID-19. The Costa campaign tells GV Wire℠ that it was Cookingham who had the potential exposure. "My Republican opponent was exposed to COVID19.  My prayers...

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