California is Now Allowing COVID-Positive Staffers to Keep Working Amid Surge
As the Omicron-fueled variant of COVID continues to surge, California hospitals are straining to provide medical care due to significant staff
As the Omicron-fueled variant of COVID continues to surge, California hospitals are straining to provide medical care due to significant staff
As the Omicron-fueled variant of COVID continues to surge, California hospitals are straining to provide medical care due to significant staff
On January 6, 2022, Cal/OSHA issued updated FAQs to incorporate new isolation and quarantine recommendations from the California Department of Public
In summary State health officials extend indoor mask mandate through Feb. 15, but say the size of California COVID hospitalization increase is
In summary An investigation shows little government oversight of hospitals in California and other states where patients are infected with
In summary Gov. Newsom adds a new California vaccine mandate, saying that all healthcare workers must get booster shots against COVID-19.
Cal/OSHA readopted the COVID-19 Prevention Emergency Temporary Standards (ETS) on December 16, 2021. While a large portion of the existing ETS
In summary The Valencia lab, a public-private venture between the state and PerkinElmer, processed only 1 to 8% of all Californians’ COVID tests
CA announces statewide mask mandate Eliana Marcu/FileA statewide mask mandate, which will require individuals to wear masks in indoor public spaces
Local school boards are increasingly pushing back against an expected vaccine mandate for students after waves of parents have been protesting the
Local school boards are increasingly pushing back against an expected vaccine mandate for students after waves of parents have been protesting the
In summary The omicron variant has not yet entered the U.S., but California is already bracing for a surge in COVID cases. After the reprieve
EN RESUMEN La respuesta es no en muchas partes de California: Dieciocho condados, en su mayoría rurales, tienen más pacientes COVID-19
In summary The answer is no in many parts of California: Eighteen counties, mostly rural ones, have more hospitalized COVID-19 patients today than
AB 654 is a new law that took effect on October 5, 2021 and modified California employer’s duty to notify workers of a potential COVID-19 exposure