Whats next for the former Frys HQ in San Jose? Except for the fact that the ICU beds will be long gone. The states restrictions require Californians in affected regions to stay at home as much as possible to limit mixing with other households, which can lead to COVID-19 spread. Since there are 1,900,000 that will be 5.3% of the county, or about 1 out of 19 will be infected at the end of January. Grocery stores can operate at a slightly higher capacity: 35%. Please contact CalMatters with any commentary questions: commentary@calmatters.org. THE VIRUS MUTATES, AND WE CANT KEEP UP. Economy | YES!! "Workers manufacturing or providing parts and equipment that enable the maintenance and continued operation of essential businesses and facilities are considered essential," the California Department of Public Health told ABC7 News. Non-urgent medical offices, like dentists, optometrists, etc., can stay open. Solano and Santa Cruz counties have not announced a decision. And were here to provide it. Last week, a coalition of bars and restaurants in San Francisco started requiring proof of vaccinationto enter, and some establishments in San Jose are following suit. Given those losses, outdoor dining means the world to us. he said. Sending shock waves through those industries, health officers from Alameda, Contra Costa, San Francisco, Santa Clara and Marin counties, and the city of Berkeley, on Friday announced theyll shut down over the next few days. Following the county's lead, San Jose announced this week it will impose a similar requirement. Adhering to strict capacity limits, the zoo had yet to report any COVID outbreaks. Santa Clara County also has a plan to end homelessness by 2025, but those plans have drawn much skepticism from those who have waited years and seen little results. Where do you learn this garbage from? It took us four months to get here," Do continued. Here's how shelter in place, stay at home orders can slow spread of COVID-19, Coronavirus Timeline: Tracking major moments of COVID-19 pandemic in San Francisco Bay Area, Coronavirus Doctor's Note: Dr. Alok Patel gives his insight into COVID-19 pandemic.
I recommend a peaceful protest for those who believe Faucis statement from Feb. 2020that masks dont work. while lawmakers leaders did what the wanted This what they want more fear more scare this county you are 95 % protected vaccinated thats whats doctors say .. the variant is the media ..panic want you afraid .Spot light needed to focus on the Fricken escalating crime in this Sammy Jose. Lets be a people and not a sheeple who exhibit virtue by DOING GOOD and not LOOKING VIRTUOUS. But not every county in the Bay Area region chose to join the coalition this time. The new exhibit features hundreds of larger than life animal lanterns and interactive attractions, and a ride in the gondolas take visitors to the Land of the Lost section where the dinosaurs world and view of the bay awaits atop the Oakland hills. With rain and colder temperatures on the way, many restaurant owners throughout the region are trying to decide if it'll be worth it to operate outside. Health experts and officials are still confident in the effectiveness of the vaccine at preventing serious illness, hospitalizations and deaths. There appears to be a lag regarding deaths, on December 31 there were 7 people died in Santa Clara County. Lunchtime traffic has dried up with most people working from home, and hes lost months of business at SAP Center, where he had a stand, with that facility shut down since March. End of an era: San Jose antique shops could disappear, Robes, candles and chants: South Bay official in hot water over religious ceremony, UPDATE: East San Jose school district chooses a new trustee. all have to shut down. Will state resurrect COVID sick leave? With regards to the state the 7 day average of new cases is 35,418 from yesterdays 32,001 (and increase of nearly 3417) and the state 7 day average is 54 deaths per day. Your email address will not be published. Pete Mulvihill, co-owner of Green Apple Books in San Francisco, had worried the new orders would force him to return to the days when he could sell books online only, or outside on the curb. A native of New Orleans, he grew up near San Jose. Health | Check out Bay Area safety tracker, Tracking the drought: Map shows conditions across SF Bay Area, Bay Area Life; Sundays at 6:30 p.m. on ABC7. RELATED: Major reopening rollback ordered in CA in attempt to control rampant coronavirus spread, "We're back to square one. (Karl Mondon/Bay Area News Group), CUPERTINO, CA - DEC. 4: Bao Nguyen adds decorative lights to an outdoor dining tent at Pho Ha Noi restaurant in Cupertino, Calif., Friday, Dec. 4, 2020. I have said this for years! It reported 167 COVID-related deaths. LET ALONE DELTA PLUS VARIANT WHERE THEY HAVE NO DATA, AND RESEARCH IS INDICATING THE VACCINE IS NOT EFFECTIVE ON LAMBDA VARIANT. Santa Clara County is locking down again. Santa Clara County, which reported 362 new cases on Friday, is expected to move back into the red tier as soon as next Tuesday. Two additional mutations, T76I and L452Q, help make Lambda highly infectious, they found. The project proposed by Santa Clara County and the nonprofit LifeMoves would bring a complex of 80 to 120 housing units with individual bathrooms to county-owned land at the corner of Benton . How safe is your neighborhood? "These numbers are going in the wrong direction, and when I say numbers, I'm talking about people.". San Jos Spotlight is the citys first nonprofit, community-supported digital news organization. Health | There appears to be a lag regarding deaths, on December 31 there were 7 people died in Santa Clara County. Never a follow up question. It limits travel to critical services and restricts outdoor activities for exercise. CBS News . How safe is your neighborhood? "So I don't know how we're going to get out of here at the rate that we're at.". // Sacramento Bee, Kin of dead sex abuse victim sue under new California law. She started her journalism career reporting on crime and breaking news for The News-Press in Southwest Florida. Youth and adult recreational sports are both on hold until Jan. 25 at the earliest. AND YOU ALL WILL SAY, YOU CANT TRUST THE SCIENTISTS. // Alta Online, Endangered salmon are appearing in Marin where they havent been in years. THIS IS NOT A PUBLIC HEALTH POLICY IT IS A CRUEL METHOD OF ABUSING THE PEOPLE OF CALIFORNIA. The joint action by health officers in Alameda, Contra Costa, Santa Clara, San Francisco and Marin counties and the city of Berkeley comes a day after Gov. Published November 28, 2020. .
The Bay Area Will Fully Lock Down on December 6 - Eater SF Theyd nearly sold out of tickets for their evening Glowfari event, which was set to run through Jan. 17 and features illuminated lanterns shaped like zoo animals. cancelling or postponing certain surgeries, with more than 62,000 students and staff testing positive for COVID, Troy Flint, spokesman for the California School Boards Association, backed off from a booster mandate for health care workers, a state-funded single-payer health care system, primed for a health care collision course, an investigation from CalMatters Jocelyn Wiener, Ashley Hoffman, a California Chamber of Commerce policy advocate, his priorities for spending Californias massive budget surplus, this super-fun Surplus Spender game created by CalMatters John Osborn DAgostino, argues Cris Steller, executive director of the California Artisanal Distillers Guild, writes Karen Pank, executive director of the Chief Probation Officers of California, Proudly powered by Newspack by Automattic, A proposal that would allow the city and county of Los Angeles, Oakland and the city and county of San Francisco to. Is there any intelligent life forms out there? And we may lose customers permanently in the future. A SUPERSREADERS EVENT IN THE MAKING, WE HAVENT EVEN WAITED FOR THE 3 WEEKS AFTER STURGIS, WHICH WAS A KEY SUPERSPREADER EVENT LAST YEAR, RIGHT? I the last 3 months we lost nearly 200 people. Hayward Unified on Monday moved online for at least a week after more than 500 students tested positive and teachers were absent from more than half of classrooms. Economy | This is a busy time, so when we close its going to be very bad for us.. The first time the pandemic closed her restaurant, Nguyen sold her jewelry to survive. In fact, unions.ALL unions.take money away in the form of dues. santa clara count is doing great as far as homeless other cities and counties and states will continue to send them here san jose sad has lost control Cant do this alone just like the last 4 years other cities need to step up.Focus the crime rate is out of control Keep felons in jail 100 percent repeat offending need to stop this build a jail..stop continuing blaming covid for all the same problems whats been going on the last 4 years move on. The first time the pandemic closed her restaurant, Nguyen sold her jewelry to survive. Economy | The countyrecently required all of its workers to get the jab to curb further transmission. Santa Clara County is also maintaining most of its own stricter rules announced last weekend banning contact sports, including college and pro football, requiring a two-week quarantine for travelers from more than 150 miles away and limiting retail capacity. I the last 3 months we lost nearly 200 people. Your email address will not be published. Barbershops and hair and nail salons, which had only recently reopened after a long and excruciating shutdown, will close again. If you calculate the state figures if we stay the same it is 30 times 74,577 which comes to 2,237,310 and given that there is only 39,510,000 that means 1 out of 19 will be infected in 30 days. Now, some arent sure theyll survive another closure. // San Francisco Chronicle. Santa Clara County health officials did not respond to inquiries about the potential for another shutdown. Despite new state law, Antioch ends remote option for council meetings Then you can, and now you can't again.
Omicron surge could hit some parts of California much harder than With mask mandate, L.A. County now leads national battle against the San Jos Spotlight is a project of the San Jos News Bureau, a 501(c)(3) charitable organization | Tax ID: 82-5355128. The new orders include the region's. Now given that there are 1,928,000 people in Santa Clara County some would argue that 68,181 is nothing to be concerned about. "Nothing's guaranteed. The Oakland Zoo is worried too. The Bay Area has had the best leadership in the state and arguably the best leadership in the country in terms of its public health officers, said John Swartzberg, clinical professor emeritus of infectious diseases and vaccinology at UC Berkeley. But even as some establishments were reeling, others were breathing a sigh of relief. With regards to the state since Jan 1st we have had 1,185,642 cases and the 7 day average of new cases is 100,653 from yesterdays 74,709 (a difference of 25,944) and if you add the moving average for the rest of the month there will be a total of 3,299,355 and since the population of California is 39,510,000 that means by the end of the month about 8.3% of the state will be infected. By Jody Meacham . Things were going well, said Erin Harrison, the zoos vice president of marketing. So this will obviously be another hit.. "I mean, before you know it's going be a year. All Access Digital offer for just 99 cents! Schools that have already received a waiver to reopen before the stay-at-home order can continue to do in-person learning. Restaurants can only stay open for takeout or delivery. Chief among them: the cost. In the state since January 1, there has been a total of 703 deaths, and if you average out them and multiply by 21 you should get an expected 1,476 deaths to come to a total of 2,179 deaths at the end of January at this time. With regards to the state the 7 day average of new cases is 74,709 from yesterdays 74,599 and the state 7 day average is 78 deaths per day (it decreased 20 in 2 days) which means if stays that way 2,340 people WILL DIE!.
The clickbait headline triggered the homicidally insane anti-vaxxers, and the article buries the answer (No) in the seventh paragraph. I wanted to make sure that everything was set up perfectly for them, to make sure that their health was priority number one.". Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the U.S. National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, alsosaid this week that he doesn't expect the nation to return to lockdown, despite the concerning surge in positive infections. Oakland airport passenger traffic shows steady post-COVID rebound It's so hard.". COVID-19 Diaries: Personal stories of Bay Area residents during novel coronavirus pandemic, Coronavirus Doctor's Note: Dr. Alok Patel gives his insight into COVID-19 pandemic. What does COVID-19 do to your body and why does it spread so easily? I am hoping for a positive 2022 Padmemic is over. (Karl Mondon/Bay Area News Group), CUPERTINO, CA - DEC. 4: Restaurant owner Helen Nyugen watches as Jacquelin Kieu adds decorative lights to the outdoor dining tent at Pho Ha Noi restaurant in Cupertino, Calif., Friday, Dec. 4, 2020. Helen Nguyen only recently received approval from the city of Cupertino after a month of bureaucratic tussles to put up a tent to seat 12 diners outside her Pho Ha Noi restaurant. document.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value", ( new Date() ).getTime() ); Nearly two months after California lifted most pandemic restrictions, the Delta variant is driving a surge in positive COVID-19infections and hospitalizations. ABC7 News visited with businesses finally able to reopen, on Monday morning. This time, at. Californias weekly average of new COVID-19 cases reached another record high Thursday as the state reported triple-digit fatalities from the virus for the third consecutive day. She's a Bay Area native and a San Jose State University journalism graduate. "It is absolutely imperative that we take action now, each and every one of us, in order to get through this," said Dr. Sara Cody, Santa Clara County health officer, who warned that the county might even move into the even more restrictive purple tier by the end of the month, if the current surge isn't quickly brought under control. There appears to be a lag regarding deaths, because they need to do an autopsy to prove the death, the latest records show 6 deaths in the week of Dec 11 to 16 in Santa Clara County, before the current surge. You know, you can open tomorrow, but then by the end of the day, you might have to close again," Do said. In March, the region adopted a first-in-the-country lockdown that came days before Newsom announced his statewide stay-home order, also a national first in the pandemic. We hope that by acting early and as a region, we will have the best chance of bending the curve the fastest and getting out of this situation sooner and saving more lives, Cody said. According to data released by the county Wednesday, the case rate per 100,000 people among the unvaccinated in Santa Clara County is nearly four times higher than the rate among those who are fully vaccinated.