WHAT WE KNOW:
(ABC NEWS) SACRAMENTO, Calif. — This April should look very different than the last for California’s nearly 40 million residents, with a new plan from the governor that will speed up reopening a year after he imposed the nation’s first statewide coronavirus shutdown.
• This April should look very different than the last for California’s nearly 40 million residents and businesses
• California has been the most restrictive state on fitness centers, she said, forcing many to close and limiting exercise options for the public.
HEADLINES:
Governor @GavinNewsom discusses California's focus on addressing #COVID19 health inequities in disproportionally impacted communities as part of the pandemic response. https://t.co/T05VBzZrxH
— Office of the Governor of California (@CAgovernor) March 4, 2021
NEW: California's #COVID19 positivity rate has fallen to 2.1% — the lowest it has been in 4 months.
Our case rate is now 1/3 of what it was a month ago.
Hospitalizations are down 41 percent.
ICU's are down 43 percent.
We’ve now administered nearly 10 MILLION vaccines.
— Gavin Newsom (@GavinNewsom) March 4, 2021
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