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Phased reopening plan outlined by the governor of California.

Governor of California Gavin Newsom has outlined the phased reopening plan for the state. The retail businesses and schools will open based on the apparent stabilization in both the numbers of confirmed cases and deaths due to COVID-19. He said in one of his tweets that stage one is where the state is now, staying home and working on flattening the curve.

The next stage will involve lifting restrictions in some lower-risk workplaces such as retail, manufacturing, and offices where telework is not possible. Reopening child care centers will be a part of that second stage as well. The announcement from Newsom comes as a number of other governors have moved to act on or schedule reopenings of their states despite the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

California beaches packed with thousands despite COVID-19 concerns.

Tens of thousands of people visited southern California beaches during the weekend. It reignited the fears that large crowds in public spaces may reverse progress to contain COVID-19 in the US. Photos of gatherings in Newport Beach, Orange County, during a weekend heatwave, sparked intense backlash, and comparisons with Florida were released.

Beach and park reopenings have also prompted debates and public health concerns in Texas, Georgia, Mississippi, South Carolina, and other regions looking to re-emerge from lockdowns. The governor urged beach-goers to practice physical distancing, but it all went unheard during the weekend.

Before COVID-19, building dense cities was California’s cure for the housing crisis.

In the last ten years, the lawmakers in California pushed with increasing urgency to build more housing near transit stops and job centres. The reason was the increasing density of the population. It was termed as the best way to control the exploding cost of living and reduce the reliance of residents on carbon-spewing vehicles in a state best known for its sprawling suburbs. However, no one thought of preparing the state for a pandemic like COVID-19.

Sceptics of greater urbanization say the pandemic has proved that they were right all along, pointing to orders from public health officials to use social distancing to slow the spread of the virus. New York City, the nation’s densest major city, is a hotbed of the outbreak in the United States with more than 150,000 confirmed cases and 11,100 deaths.

Massive meal delivery program announce for seniors in California.

Governor of California Gavin Newsom has announced on Friday that the state is launching a massive meal delivery program for seniors who are facing food insecurity. He added that it would revitalize the restaurant industry as well. The program will go in effect immediately, and the state will reimburse local restaurants for delivering nutritious meals to at-risk seniors in California. The meals have to be delivered three times a day, seven days a week. Out of the 5.7 million seniors in California, 1.7 million live alone. The seniors who are at high risk of exposure to the virus have already been affected or exposed to the virus directly or have compromised immune systems along with those who are below federal poverty guidelines will be eligible for the meals. Participating restaurants will be reimbursed up to $16 for breakfast, $17 for lunch and $28 for dinner deliveries.

Some beaches in California to reopen.

The state of California has decided to reopen some beaches as the state is heading into a hot weekend. The governor has urged the residents to practice strict physical distancing while they are outside. The beaches in the Los Angeles area remain closed to the public due to COVID-19. Only a handful of beaches are going to allow people in a limited capacity. A wide range of restrictions, recommendations, and enforcement plans will be in place. California was one of the first states to order lockdowns in the country last month. The state has made some progress in slowing the spread of the virus. Governor Gavin Newsom said in his statement that he did not want to have to report a surge in cases because the residents behaved irresponsibly in warm weather as weekend temperatures expected to climb above 90F (32C) in some areas.

Ridgecrest earthquake in California may cause landslides.

An earthquake was recorded by the US Geological Survey (USGS) at Ridgecrest, California, 13 kilometres southwest of Searles Valley. It was of the magnitude 4.0 and was recorded at 8:46 PM PST. It had a depth of 8.8 KM. As per the USGS shake report, it was mildly felt at the epicentre and approx 60 KM out.

The impact report of USGS showed that shaking-related fatalities and economic losses are on green alert, meaning there is a low likelihood of casualties and damage. For secondary effects, recent quakes in the area have caused hazards such as landslides and liquefaction, which might have contributed to losses. According to the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), these are some of the signs that a landslide is imminent.

Stay-at-home orders to be eased by LA County by may.

The officials of Los Angeles County have passed a motion on Tuesday to develop a plan that will take the case of easing down the stay-at-home order. The strict social distancing rules will also be relaxed. The current orders are set to expire on 15th May. Public Health Department Director Barbara Ferrer said in a statement on Tuesday that there were no plans to extend the orders further.

However, as the deadline is approaching, the officials are reevaluating what is best for the county. More than 20,000 in the county of 10 million have tested positive for the virus, and nearly 950 have died. The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors passed a motion Tuesday to establish an action plan to work with local businesses, labor partners, and community leaders to lift restrictions.

Los Angeles and the US hit a terrifying death count.

On Tuesday, a grim milestone was achieved by the United States that is into the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. The number of deaths has 58,348 that was more than the causalities during the Vietnam conflict.

The deaths at that time spanned the years from 1959 till 1975, while the recorded COVID-19 causalities occurred during the short three-month span from February 9 till April 28. Johns Hopkins University has kept the tally of cases in Baltimore, Maryland. They have reported 1,012,399 total cases as of eight o’clock pm Eastern. In California, the number of cases hit 46,402, with 1,868 Californians dying.

Rare inflammatory syndrome found in three New York children with COVID-19.

Three children in New York who are being treated for COVID-19 infection are also getting treatment for a rare inflammatory condition. It is similar to the one that has sparked concerns in the UK and Italy. These kids are between 6 months to 8 years of age. The all had fever and inflammation of the heart and the gut. Dr. Mark Gorelik said in his statement that currently, they are at the very beginning of trying to understand the meaning of this combination of diseases.

Of the three New York patients, one is critically ill, one is in intensive care, and the third has been discharged. Italian and British medical experts are investigating a possible link between the coronavirus outbreak and clusters of severe inflammatory disease among infants, who have arrived at the countries’ hospitals with high fevers and inflamed arteries.

Maison du peuple

Située un peu en dehors du centre-ville, la Maison du Peuple est un excellent café qui propose de la bonne nourriture, pas moins de bons cocktails, et si vous avez de la chance, vous pouvez également profiter de la musique live.

Cet endroit est toujours plein de jeunes, donc trouver une table gratuite ici la nuit peut être difficile. Consultez le site Web du café pour vous familiariser avec leur menu et voir quels concerts sont à leur horaire.

Delirium cafe

Si le nom de cet établissement ne vous a pas suffisamment intrigué et n'a pas suscité l'envie de le visiter, alors le choix de bières qu'il propose fera sans aucun doute son boulot. Plus de 2000 bières différentes du monde entier (dont la célèbre bière belge) font du Delirium Cafe un véritable paradis pour les amateurs de bière.

Stay-at-home orders to be eased by LA County by may.

The officials of Los Angeles County have passed a motion on Tuesday to develop a plan that will take the case of easing down the stay-at-home order. The strict social distancing rules will also be relaxed. The current orders are set to expire on 15th May. Public Health Department Director Barbara Ferrer said in a statement on Tuesday that there were no plans to extend the orders further.

However, as the deadline is approaching, the officials are reevaluating what is best for the county. More than 20,000 in the county of 10 million have tested positive for the virus, and nearly 950 have died. The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors passed a motion Tuesday to establish an action plan to work with local businesses, labor partners, and community leaders to lift restrictions.

Los Angeles and the US hit a terrifying death count.

On Tuesday, a grim milestone was achieved by the United States that is into the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. The number of deaths has 58,348 that was more than the causalities during the Vietnam conflict.

The deaths at that time spanned the years from 1959 till 1975, while the recorded COVID-19 causalities occurred during the short three-month span from February 9 till April 28. Johns Hopkins University has kept the tally of cases in Baltimore, Maryland. They have reported 1,012,399 total cases as of eight o’clock pm Eastern. In California, the number of cases hit 46,402, with 1,868 Californians dying.