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Attendance will be limited to either 25 percent of normal capacity or a maximum of 100 people. Those guidelines to stop the spread of coronavirus were outlined by California officials earlier in the week. … [Read more...] about Diocese Of Sacramento Says Masses Will Resume Starting June 14, But No Obligation To Attend

McIntyre’s death was one of numerous slayings of minority men by police nationwide that triggered a broad debate and several California laws. They included the 2018 killing of Stephon Clark by Sacramento city police in his grandparents’ backyard. … [Read more...] about Sacramento County Opens File On Death Of Unarmed Black Man Mikel McIntyre

WEST SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – Yolo County announced on Friday that the coronavirus testing facility in the area will move from Woodland to West Sacramento from June 2-20 with up to 135 people able to be tested each day. Testing is by appointment only and appointments will be available from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. Test results will be available within 2-3 days, officials said. … [Read more...] about Yolo County Coronavirus Testing Facility Moving From Woodland To West Sacramento

“It’s hard to understand why the course of action was taken by the officers. It’s not approved in the state of Minnesota nor anywhere that I can imagine. It looks as though his knee is applying pressure to the carotid artery,” McGinness said. … [Read more...] about Amid Protests, Local Police Departments Denounce Minnesota Officers’ Actions

Professional Plastics’ headquarters are Fullerton, but the company services much of the U.S. and parts of Asia. From the medical field, making ventilators and intubation domes to help protect doctors when they’re with a patient, to the gaming industry, their West Sacramento location is creating barriers to keep social distancing at the blackjack tables. … [Read more...] about West Sacramento Plexiglass Company Busy Making Barriers, PPE As California Reopens