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STOCKTON- Mayor Michael Tubbs has placed a last minute “urgency ordinance” on tomorrow’s city council agenda trying to force residents to wear a mask when outside or at work or businesses, despite not wearing one himself when he thinks news cameras aren’t around. It’s also unclear if he himself will be the provider of those masks and at what cost. …
California- The United States has reached a grim mile stone with 100,495 deaths being attributed to COVID-19 according to aggregate numbers. Over the country has seen 1,725,275 confirmed cases of the strain of coronavirus with 477,314 recovered and some 17,000 plus currently in critical condition as of this article being written. The numbers from earlier this morning; The numbers for …
ATWATER- The mayor and city council voted on Thursday to declare the city a “sanctuary city”. The designation is designed to lift requirements set by Governor Newsom’s statewide Shelter In Place order as a means to combat the spread of COVID-19 during the world wide pandemic. The move comes as more elected officials and sheriffs throughout the state openly defy …
STOCKTON- The Dutch Brothers Coffee company which has several locations in the city has announced online that one of their employees has tested positive for COVID-19. According to the announcement the employee last worker May 7th and began having symptoms the next day. After getting tested it was confirmed they had the virus on May 11th. “The last day the …
TRACY- Police released a statement on May 11th that on May 7th two suspects Of unknown ethnic backgrounds wearing filter masks commonly being worn amidst the Coronavirus pandemic and sunglasses entered the Cosctco shortly before closing around 8:30pm. As one suspect smashed the jewelry counter with a sledgehammer the other exited to ready the car. $150,000 worth of jewelry was …
CALIFORNIA- Sheriff Villanueva, the sheriff for Los Angeles County gave a press conference detailing how inmates in the jail are purposely infecting themselves with COVID-19 in an attempt to be released from custody. The department issued a statement detailing that Sheriff Villanueva “directed Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department employees to take precautionary measures for everyone’s protection, including those in our …
MANTECA- the mayor and city council voted to adopt and new ordinance during last night’s council meeting that gives police the authority to issue citations in the amount of $1,000 to people they feel are not properly practicing “social distancing” and other rules issued as part of the county and statewide orders meant to stem the spread of the COVID-19 …
SACRAMENTO- Yesterday Several hundred people gathered at the state Capitol building to protest the Shelter In Place orders put in place to stop the spread of COVID-19, coronavirus. Unlike similar protests at Capitol buildings in other states including ones where participants showed up with rifles and body armour, the one in Sacramento ended with a physical crackdown and multiple arrests, …
SACRAMENTO- Today a large crowd of protestors gathered at in front of the Capitol building in Sacramento. Surrounding the building were law enforcement armed with battons and on horseback. The gathering was part of demonstrations that have been taking place all over the country calling for the lifting of restrictions that are part of Shelter In Place orders as states …
CALIFORNIA- The following Bay Area Counties have issued a joint statement extending the Shelter In Place order originally set to expire May 3: Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, San Francisco, San Mateo, and Santa Clara. The central valley is heavily reliant on jobs in these counties, so they extension will also have an impact on San Joaquin and Stanislaus Counties in …
