Coronavirus

California is launching an effort to decontaminate masks for health care workers, but experts warn that it is a tricky process.

Newsom lands deal for 200 million masks per month for health care workers, says coronavirus cases may peak in mid to late May.

Calfiornia sends 500 ventilators to federal government. Essential workers get child care help. Demand for small business loans crashes system.

You’ve got questions about how your CSU education will be disrupted during the coronavirus pandemic. Chancellor Tim White has answers.

Newsom takes responsibility for coronavirus backlog. COVID-19 unravels safety net for developmentally disabled. CA lawmakers try to govern from home.

The nation's most populous state has become a case study in governing remotely as California legislators handle a shutdown, a pandemic and tanking economy.

Thousands of families have had to start caring for severely disabled loved ones at home, including some with serious autism, prone to violent outbursts. Coronavirus has unraveled their safety net.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom takes ownership for California's backlog of tests for the novel coronavirus — and announces new plans to fix it. The effort will include five to seven testing "hubs" throughout the state in partnership with UC San Diego and UC Davis.

Use un pañuelo, una bufanda o una mascarilla antipolvo cuando salga para protegerse a sí mismo y para proteger a los demás contra el coronavirus. Pero no use las mascarillas de calidad médica N95.

Lea este artículo en español. Updated June 2, 2020 After two months of ingenious and often colorful experimentation, Californians are getting the hang of mask-wearing. Facial coverings can be seen everywhere, running the gamut from professional-grade medical masks with pleated bellows and adjustable valves, to bandannas, homemade elasticized cloth contraptions and even scuba gear. But our […]