December 11, 2020

Nueve meses después de la pandemia, el público no sabe nada sobre la mayoría de los brotes en el lugar de trabajo. Los funcionarios de salud pública del condado de Fresno culpan a los datos incompletos y la escasez de personal. Un legislador puede reintroducir la legislación para hacer públicos los datos de brotes en el lugar de trabajo en todo el estado.

More than 7,500 prisoners sent home in the program — which aims to slow the spread of COVID-19 — would have been released within months anyway. Thousands with health conditions remain in prison, and the virus keeps spreading.

Nine months into the pandemic, the public remains in the dark about most workplace outbreaks. Fresno County public health officials blame incomplete data and staffing shortages. One lawmaker may reintroduce legislation to make workplace outbreak data public statewide.

Good morning, California. It’s Friday, December 11. Daniel Kim departing Yet another top official is departing Gov. Gavin Newsom’s administration, leaving the governor to replace the leaders of two departments central to California’s pandemic response as he faces a make-or-break point in his career. Daniel Kim, the director of the Department of General Services, will […]

Here’s an idea of a wiser investment for California that will have a greater impact on reducing wildfires and creating healthier forests.

The average turnaround time for COVID-19 test results rose 30% in November as people flocked to test sites before Thanksgiving. Pressure on labs is expected to intensify.