6 counties in Northern California to introduce extended stay-at-home orders this week, according to a joint statement released by county health officials. The extended orders will also include the lifting of certain restrictions. - CNBC
Six counties in Northern California, including San Francisco, plus the city of Berkeley, will introduce extended stay-at-home orders this week, according toreleased by county health officials. The extended orders will also include the lifting of certain restrictions.
She said that the city does not want to relax restrictions too early in the event there's a spike in cases and even stricter restrictions on city residents are required.
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