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Fresno County repeals COVID-19 emergency declaration
The move serves as a signal from the County's Supervisors to transition local government back to normal operations.
Newsom hits gas on reopening, tabs June 15 to dump color-coded tiers
California has set a date for when it will fully reopen after the pandemic, albeit with masks firmly on.
Waiting for a jab? Here’s who is eligible to get vaccinated in your county.
Here’s a look at who is eligible to receive the vaccine across the Central Valley.
Fresno, Kings and Madera Counties head into less-restrictive red tier
Fresno, Kings and Madera Counties have entered the red tier in California’s COVID-19 reopening blueprint.
Fresno Co. public health officials push back on “tipped off” Foster Farms inspection claims
Local public health officials are countering salacious claims that Fresno County tipped off meat-packing giant Foster Farms of a state inspection into an outbreak in its local facilities.
Kern, Stanislaus counties move into red tier. Who’s next?
Kern and Stanislaus Counties officially entered the red tier of California’s COVID-19 reopening blueprint, the state announced Tuesday. …
Tulare Co. moves to red, but rest of Valley remains in purple
Tulare County has progressed in California’s COVID-19 reopening blueprint, leaving the most-restrictive purple tier on Tuesday and entering the red tier.
As Valley split by reopening, Fresno Co. to open up 5 new COVID-19 vaccine clinics
Three Valley counties – Tulare, Kings, and San Joaquin – are expected to move into California's red tier next week, the two largest counties in the region – Fresno and Kern – are stuck in purple.
Fresno Co. to see record number of COVID-19 vaccine doses next week
Doses of the newly-approved Johnson & Johnson vaccine are being deployed in the San Joaquin Valley.
Showdown over Federal relief spending, hazard pay exposes Fresno’s coronavirus battle lines
Preliminary discussions on spending yet-to-be-approved Federal coronavirus relief funds, firefighting grants, and hazard pay for grocery workers dominated Fresno City Hall on Thursday.
