County is on the border between purple and red, but the Los Angeles County Health Department said it will not, in the near term, permit re-openings of indoor retail, hair salons and movie theaters. See the department’s statement below.
Earlier today, the State revised their recovery roadmap and created an updated Tier Framework that classifies each California County based on their daily case rate and positivity rate. L.A. County has been placed in Tier 1 based on our average daily case rate for the prior two weeks of 13.1 new cases per 100,000 residents. Tier 1 is characterized by widespread community transmission.
San Diego and San Francisco both are rated “Substantial risk,” which means that they can open indoor theaters with these modifications: 25% capacity or 100 people, whichever is fewer.Eighty-seven percent of the state’s population currently lives in purple-coded counties.
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A disease so deadly, that you can have it and not know it, with a 99.97% survival rate. How's it working out voting for these Democrats, Democrats? If they're just trying to take California down, they're doing a helluva job.
i’m not a mathematician but if they increase testing 150% and people who know they don’t have covid or have survived it get tested won’t that push down the case rate?
Looks like I may have to make a weekend trip somewhere later this year to see a film I really want to see.
josepopinion Bad news, new releases in streaming services are coming soon
So are theaters going to get a loan or something that'll allow them to survive this Shit Show?
The health department doesn’t say anything about movie theaters in your article.
The right choice. Now they need to fund extra unemployment benefits and increase EBT.
clown. world.
Wrong leadership did that.