After a lengthy meeting on Thursday, California regulators have shifted the rules for mask-wearing in the workplace for the third …

After a lengthy meeting on Thursday, California regulators have shifted the rules for mask-wearing in the workplace for the third …
Cal-OSHA, the principal regulator of California workplaces, has undergone a month’s worth of regulatory gymnastics when it comes to mask rules.
Gov. Gavin Newsom is doubling down on his incentive-laden strategy to convince hesitant Californians to get the coronavirus vaccine.
As California prepares to drop its color-coded reopening scheme, one staple of the coronavirus pandemic is also set to vastly recede: mask wearing.
The single priority receiving the greatest slice of funds from Kern County’s federal coronavirus stimulus? Homelessness.
June 15 is sounding less and less like the statewide reopening Gov. Gavin Newsom promised Californians months ago.
Alcoholic beverages and cocktails ordered with a to-go meal will not fade as a relic of the pandemic past.
Madera Supervisors approved upwards of $1.3 million in contracts to the United Farmworkers and social justice group Leadership Counsel to convince residents to get vaccinated. The Madera County Farm Bureau says there’s little to show for their efforts.
During the worst months of the coronavirus pandemic, California’s fifth-largest city spent tens of millions on various services. So where did it go?
California officials declined to immediately remove the state’s strict mask mandate, opting to punt the move to the state’s June 15 reopening date, leaving Californians to wonder: is the Newsom administration following the science?