No other country in the world has reported as many cases. We're not rebels, we're not politically oriented, we want to do whatever is in the best interest of our members, Bennett said. "F9" sped to a box office take of $70 million in its first weekend, the biggest opening for a film since the pandemic began. Stanford University will require weekly COVID-19 testing, regardless of vaccination status. The 50th death from coronavirus is reported in Contra Costa County. Private gatherings of any size will be prohibited. Instead of expiring on Jan. 15 it will now last until Feb. 15. Interest will not accrue. California sets a record high test positivity rate of 20.4%. The union representing teachers in the San Francisco Unified School District says it. San Mateo County and Santa Cruz County both approve. restoring an indoor mask mandate even when people are vaccinated, Los Angeles County's public health officer said. In a potential leap forward in the global fight against the pandemic. President Trump's lawyer Rudy Giuliani tests positive for coronavirus and is hospitalized.
Santa Clara County's pandemic death toll tops 1,000. For the first time in two years, the White House hosts the Easter Egg Roll in person. Warriors coach Steve Kerr tests positive for coronavirus. 05/11/2021 -
Most of California's largest student loan servicers have agreed to postpone collection for the next 90 days. Christian Martinez is a Metro reporter covering breaking news at the Los Angeles Times. This annual event brings the countys best fourth-, fifth-, and sixth-grade spellers together in a competition designed to promote and acknowledge exemplary student achievement. The Plan identifies a range of natural hazards with the potential to significantly impact SCOE facilities as well as all of the facilities within each of the SCOE districts. The San Jose City Council unanimously approves a vaccine mandate for events with 50 people or more at city facilities, the Benicia City Council votes for an indoor mask mandate, The FDA gives full approval to Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine. The United Kingdom exceeds 100,000 coronavirus deaths. Yolo County reports its first death, an older adult with underlying chronic health problems. 50% of Californians over the age of 16 have received at least one dose of a coronavirus vaccine. The FDA could grant the request as soon as this week. San Francisco announced that cruise ships will return beginning Monday Oct. 11. Santa Cruz County reports its first case of coronavirus. Marin County improves its position, moving from the purple tier to the red tier on the state's classification of coronavirus activity. New York state reports its deadliest day with 799 lives lost. The NBA season resumes after a four month hiatus because of the coronavirus pandemic. With cases of COVID-19 on the rise in the Bay Area. Brazil is in second place with 2.2 million cases.
Performances are expected to resume in Spring 2021. President Trump signs the nearly $900 billion coronavirus relief package that Congress approved last week. The Centers for Disease Control confirm California's first case of coronavirus in Orange County. The World Health Organization reports the largest single one-day increase in the number of coronavirus cases. First case of coronavirus announced in Mendocino County, as well as a shelter in place order. That is the only age group that isn't eligible to be vaccinated at this point in the pandemic. 11 California counties move into more restrictive tiers on the state's list, Pfizer says an early peek at its vaccine data suggests the shots may be 90% effective at preventing COVID-19, joint recommendations for the holiday season. 2021 Grammy Awards will no longer take place this month. California sets a record for hospitalized patients for the fourth day in a row. One authorizes up to $100 million in tax credits for small businesses that hire or rehire employees in the next three months. The President also orders the Treasury Department to defer tax payments without penalties or interest. As a result, the Golden State Warriors announce plans to play their upcoming game against the Brooklyn Nets at Chase Center without fans present. Marin also moves into the state's purple tier, meaning coronavirus activity is widespread. After months of rising cases due to the omicron surge, every state in the U.S. is now reporting declining or stable new case rates, according to federal data. The new rule also applies to venue staff, and it requires city employees to get a booster, if eligible. Sonoma County, Marin County, and San Francisco announce that. Diamond Princess cruise ship passengers are released from quarantine at Travis Air Force Base. Governor Gavin Newsom lays out details of the reopening that will occur tomorrow when the. For the first time since December, U.S. daily cases are below 300,000. Oktoberfest in Munich will not take place this year. The FDA authorizes an extra dose of the Pfizer or Moderna vaccine for anyone age 50 and old as well as for certain younger people with severely weakened immune systems. The number of coronavirus cases in the Bay Area tops 2,000.
Second death reported in Santa Clara County, a woman in her 80s. Hayward lifts the mask mandate inside City of Hayward facilities if you are fully vaccinated against COVID-19. There are more than 3 million coronavirus cases worldwide. The Plan provides a list of mitigation action items that will be used in the future to reduce impacts from the identified hazards. More than 3.6 million Americans are at risk of eviction as a federal eviction moratorium expires. Contra Costa County expands vaccine eligibility to anyone who lives and works in the county who is age 50 and up. The number of diagnosed coronavirus cases in the United States exceeds 6 million. 1.3 billion people in India are put into a complete lockdown. Sonoma County reports its first coronavirus patient. Sonoma County exceeds 10,000 cases of coronavirus. Ashley Biden, the 40-year-old daughter of President Joe Biden, tests positive for COVID-19. Sonoma County is planning a series of four two-day vaccine clinics on weekends at the Sonoma County Fairgrounds.
Spain's death toll becomes the second-highest in the world, after Italy. Vice President Kamala Harris, his wife, is testing negative. On the first weekday since being named president-elect, Joe Biden names the leaders of his coronavirus task force. President Trump signed a $2.2 trillion economic rescue package, after the House and Senate respectively passed it.Under the plan, many single Americans would receive $1,200, married couples would get $2,400 and parents would see $500 for each child. Both San Francisco and San Mateo counties are moved up from the red to purple tier in the state's categorization, which means tougher restrictions. In a clarification of guidelines from the CA Department of Public Health. California's test positivity rate climbs to 4.2% from 2.6% a week ago. Though pandemic restrictions and client fears have decreased membership attendance by 40% to 50%, Bennett said his main concern is the safety of his staff and customers. California has more than 1,000 coronavirus deaths. On Wednesday, Aug. 11, Gov. President Biden announces a Month of Action to reach his administration's goal of getting 70% of adults at least partially vaccinated by Independence Day. Coronavirus has claimed 500 lives in the Bay Area. 35,000 Oakland Unified students began their first day of class in person, after 17 months of online learning. San Francisco's indoor vaccine mandate takes effect today. The eighth death is a man in his 70s. UC Berkeley becomes the final UC school to move its undergraduate classes to remote instruction for the beginning of the next term. In a sign of the intensity of the current surge, California has placed an order for. U.S. officials authorized a rapid coronavirus test which can be done entirely at home. Johnson & Johnson asked the FDA to allow extra shots of its COVID-19 vaccine as the U.S. government moves toward expanding its booster campaign to millions more vaccinated Americans. We cannot ignore the data, and we cant predict when this wave may end. Dr. Sundari Mase, the local health officer, said it may be the beginning of next year before those criteria are met in Sonoma County. The USNS Comfort hospital ship arrives in New York city. San Francisco receives state approval to advance its reopening plans, which means that hair salons, nail salons, tattoo shops, massage parlors, museums, zoos, outside swimming pools and outdoor bars can reopen. The CDC and White House Coronavirus Task Force now recommend Americans wear a face covering when in public, especially when it is hard to maintain social distancing. 01/25/2022 - Students from fourth through eighth grades will be able to test their creations at SCOE's first in-person robotics challenge since 2019. There are more than 400,000 cases of coronavirus in the United States. Today is the first day that gig workers, independent contractors, and the self-employed can, The six Bay Area counties who originally coordinated to implement shelter-in-place restrictions announce a plan to. Napa County announces it will require people to wear masks in public beginning Saturday, May 9. The number of coronavirus cases in the Bay Area passes 1,000. The Delta variant of coronavirus surging across the United States appears to cause more severe illness and spread as easily as chickenpox, according to an internal document from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. It's been 19 months since San Francisco has seen a cruise ship dock in the city.
California will require eligible students in public and private schools to be vaccinated against COVID-19. Foreign nationals, other than immediate family members of U.S. Citizens who have traveled to China in the previous 14 days, will be denied entry into the U.S.-Delta, American, and United Airlines each announce plans to suspend all flights to China within days. The U.S. reported the most of any country, as well as the highest number of deaths. Pfizer requested the FDA allow all Americans over 18 to be eligible for booster shots, submitting data from a 10,000-person trial that found its third shots to be safe and effective for adults of all ages. Napa County allows casinos, card rooms, wineries, bars, tasting rooms, museums, campsites, and hotels to reopen. The worldwide death toll from coronavirus tops 1 million. The San Francisco Opera cancels its 2020 Fall season because of the pandemic. A 105-year-old Bay Area woman who survived the 1918 flu pandemic has died from COVID-19. He was born and raised in Southern California and attended Saint Marys College of California. Marin County proclaims health and local emergencies. The USA now has more than 1 million cases of coronavirus. The Diamond Princess cruise ship anchors off the coast of Yokohama, Japan.-Nearly 200 American citizens evacuated from Wuhan, China arrive at Travis Air Force Base for a two-week quarantine. Nearly 1 in 6 Californians live in a county with a high COVID-19 community level. Marin County allowed outdoor dining to resume on June 29. In South Carolina, the governor announces that businesses and beaches will begin to reopen. Nearly 18 months after Congress came to the rescue of jobless Americans, its historic expansion of the nation's unemployment benefits system expires nationwide, ending the supplemental $300 weekly benefit. Some students in the city of Berkeley returned to in-person classes for the first time in months. This affects Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, San Francisco, San Mateo, and Santa Clara counties. Sonoma County is currently at 76.87 new weekly cases per 100,000 people, according to the CDC. The state releases guidelines allowing indoor movie theaters to reopen. California's 7-day test positivity rate drops below 20%, to 19.6%. The second patient is a woman in her 40s. Fines for an individual's first offense will be $100. Governor Gavin Newsom gets his second booster shot at a clinic in Bakersfield. the Marvel film "Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings" smashed the record for Labor Day openings with an estimated $71.4 million in ticket sales. Federal taxes are not due today. The Dow Jones closes below 20,000 for the first time in three years. You can reach Staff Writer Martin Espinoza at 707-521-5213 or martin.espinoza@pressdemocrat.com. Students who plan to take classes in-person at any of the University of California or California State University schools in the fall will be required to get the COVID-19 vaccine. Unvaccinated workers will be required to participate in weekly COVID-19 testing and will be required to wear appropriate personal protective equipment, including face coverings. There are more than 500 diagnosed coronavirus cases in Santa Cruz County. San Francisco allows outdoor restaurant dining to resume, releases guidelines for events and gatherings like weddings, concerts and festivals, wineries and breweries can open tasting rooms without having to serve food, Disneyland announces plans to reopen on July 17, Yosemite National Park announces it will reopen, 62 pages of guidelines to reopen California schools safely, New York City begins to relax restrictions, schools, bars, and gyms to begin resuming operations, retract its attestation to advance reopening, allows churches to reopen and all stores to reopen for in-person shopping, 33 of California's 58 counties have been approved to move deeper into phase two, Napa County becomes the first in the Bay Area, Santa Clara County announces it will move into phase two, Governor Gavin Newsom announces modifications to the state's stay at home order, closing all 50 of its locations after 33 years in business, virtual commencement for the Class of 2020, JC Penney files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, Marin County reveals plans to advance to phase two, AAA is not releasing a traffic and travel forecast for Memorial Day, Stern Grove Festival have canceled the annual music event, reach a deal to allow the plant to reopen, what is required for restaurants to resume dine-in service and for shopping malls and offices to reopen, almost all of its classes will be held remotely in the fall, more than $3 trillion coronavirus aid package, Dr. Anthony Fauci warned that "the consequences could be really serious", stay-at-home order be extended three more months, coronavirus cases in the Bay Area tops 10,000, Tesla CEO Elon Musk says the Fremont plant is reopening, send every registered voter in California a vote-by-mail ballot, Roy Horn, of Siegfried and Roy, dies of coronavirus. SFMTA announces that Muni metro and light rail service will be suspended starting Mar. Governor Gavin Newsom signs an executive order to. The infection has claimed more than 855,000 lives in the nation. Hospitalization (18,875) and ICU (3,962) numbers remain at record high levels. 05/23/2022 - If youre going to try and stay in front of this and try and restrict the damage thats going on, this strikes me as a fairly low-level ask, to have people wear a mask, Rutherford said. The order does not apply to K-12 school settings through the end of the school year, nor does it apply to Berkeley, which is in Alameda County but has its own public health department. The Golden State Warriors are not included because the team's record was too poor to qualify. It's currently in effect through May 3. Nearly 3 million more Americans filed for unemployment in the past week, bringing the total in the two months since the pandemic began to roughly 36 million. Click here for links to video of the forum, as well as four other April campaign events. These businesses were originally told they would be able to open on June 29. The United States has the highest number of reported cases: 12.7 million. Santa Clara County surpasses Alameda County for the highest number of diagnosed coronavirus cases in the Bay Area. The omicron variant is now detected in 25 states across America. President Trump leaves Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, where he's been receiving treatment for coronavirus, and returns to the White House. The person passed away in a San Francisco hospital after being transferred off the ship in March. San Francisco International Airport says travel was down 75% over the weekend compared to this weekend last year, the weekend before Thanksgiving. The ship has future plans to briefly dock at the Port of San Francisco to take on supplies. Since that initial case, more than 68.5 million people have tested positive across the U.S. The event was canceled last year because of the pandemic. Californians receiving unemployment benefits will see an extra $600 in their checks starting Sunday, thanks to the federal stimulus package. VTA suspends light rail service after a trainee employee tests positive. Three more Bay Area counties will soon move into the orange tier: San Francisco, Santa Clara and Marin. The number of diagnosed cases worldwide exceeds 12 million, just 5 days after reaching the 11 million milestone. California continues its record setting streak of hospitalized (17,190) and ICU (3,644) coronavirus patients. Diagnosed cases worldwide have topped 380,000 and the death toll has exceeded 16,000. San Francisco had been the only local county in the state's lowest category - yellow - and it jumped two tiers into the red category. Lake County announces its first case of coronavirus.The patient had been exposed while on the job outside of the county.
San Mateo County became the first to move from red to orange last week. The 7-day test positivity rate reaches 9.7%, from just 2.3% on Dec. 15. Hawaii's governor orders mandatory 14-day quarantine for all individuals arriving or returning to Hawaii. The total number of cases includes people who have recovered. Nearly 1.2 million travelers passed through TSA checkpoints, setting a pandemic travel record. California's pandemic eviction moratorium expires today, allowing landlords to begin the process of evicting tenants who have not paid rent. The Bay Area sets a record for jumping 10,000 diagnosed cases in the fastest time period yet. California sets a new record low test positivity rate of 1.4%. The United States has more than 150,000 deaths from coronavirus, the most reported by any country in the world. Solano County becomes the second Bay Area county to receive state approval to move further into stage 2, which means dine-in restaurants, shopping malls, and stores can reopen with social distancing requirements. Four Napa County school districts announce they will open for in-person instruction beginning October 26. The number of cases in Santa Clara County passes 100. Dean Molsberry, co-owner of Molsberry Market in Larkfield said his business will likely allow his employees to decide whether they want to wear a mask, though masks will probably still be recommended. 3,183 people have died in the Bay Area. Napa, Solano, Sonoma and Santa Cruz are the only Bay Area counties to match the state's move. The state allowed it to expire on Feb. 15 and nearly all counties followed immediately. Alameda County tightens up rules on face masks in public, making them mandatory at virtually all times when outside and within 30 feet of another person. Marin and Alameda counties, along with the city of Berkeley, say they will align with the state, and remove the school mask mandate after next week. California has recorded more than 900,000 total diagnosed cases of coronavirus. Pfizer submits a request to the FDA for an Emergency Use Authorization for vaccines for kids 6 months up to 5 years old. Only New York has more cases, and California may soon eclipse it. Elsewhere in Southern California, Ventura County had a new weekly coronavirus-positive hospitalization rate of 7.6; Santa Barbara County, 6.3; Orange County, 5.3; San Diego County, 4.9; and Riverside and San Bernardino counties, 2.9. The number of cases in the Bay Area exceeds 4,000. Some passengers refused to be tested for coronavirus over concerns it would delay their release. A major FEMA vaccination site opens at the Oakland Coliseum. China reports its first death from coronavirus, a 61-year-old man in Wuhan.
The Bay Area now exceeds 450,000 diagnosed cases of coronavirus. It has more cases and deaths than any other Bay Area county. Parents, teachers, and school administrators may find these resources helpful. India ranks third with 1.2 million. Businesses can refuse service to customers who do not have a face covering. Hundreds of crew workers remain on the ship; their quarantine ends tomorrow.