As of Monday, Santa Clara County ranked second among the 10 Bay Area counties. But the question of whether the Bay Areaand Santa Clara Countywill see another lockdown is more of "a political question," he added. 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IN THE LAST 3 DAYS THERE HAS BEEN THE DISCLOSURE OF THE DELTA-PLUS VARIANT THAT WAS TRACED TO BE BORN HERE IN SANTA CLARA COUNTY. Emailemily@calmatters.org. The county is expected to tally its homeless residents in a biennial count next yearthe first since 2018 after COVID canceled the 2020 homeless census. Maddox was getting ready to reopen next Monday. I wanted to make sure that everything was set up perfectly for them, to make sure that their health was priority number one.". If you calculate the state figures if we stay the same it is 30 times 35,418 which comes to 1,062,540 and given that there is only 39,510,000 that means 1 out of 40 will be infected in 30 days. "It is absolutely imperative that we take action now, each and every one of us, in order to get through this," said Dr. Sara Cody, Santa Clara County health officer, who warned that the county might even move into the even more restrictive purple tier by the end of the month, if the current surge isn't quickly brought under control. They now face a Jan. 31 deadline to pass the Assembly at which point the state Senate would take them up for consideration. There appears to be a lag regarding deaths, because they need to do an autopsy to prove the death, the latest records show 6 deaths in the week of Dec 11 to 16 in Santa Clara County, before the current surge. He also has worked as an editor since 2013. But if these people can be PREVENTED from being infected, WHY NOT? . To read the county's full release, click here. If you calculate the state figures if we stay the same it is 30 times 74,709 which comes to 2,241,270 and given that there is only 39,510,000 that means 1 out of 19 will be infected in 30 days. By. Health | Hair salons, barbershops, nail salons and other personal care services all have to cease operations, both indoors and outdoors. Santa Clara shuts down sports . Santa Clara County on Monday backed off from a booster mandate for health care workers at the request of already strained hospitals. Restaurants are also shuttering across the state, and the mayors of Los Angeles, San Francisco, Oakland and San Rafael recently joined 21 others across the country in begging Congress to provide emergency relief to stave off permanent closures and catastrophic economic impacts. Solano and Santa Cruz counties have not announced a decision. BUT NEVER CONTINUED TO CREATE THE PRODUCTION GRADE VERSIONS. She's a Bay Area native and a San Jose State University journalism graduate. Indoor and outdoor dining are both banned. Gain of function and the weaponization of the flu.. what cracks me up is all the ppl who thought man if I just take the jab, the tyrants will leave me alone haha think again. December 20, 2010. A view of vacant downtown San Jose after shelter-in-place orders took effect. Get the latest news, information and videos about the novel coronavirus pandemic here, Storm timeline: Here's how much more rain is expected, Another freight train derails in Ohio, prompting shelter-in-place, At least 13 people are dead as severe storms sweep across US. This time, at. Its terrible.. San Jos Spotlight is the citys first nonprofit, community-supported digital news organization. "We're not heading toward a lockdown," Jean-Pierre said. its poison media lies glad people waking up by the posts living life .thats awsome people who continue their know it all I got a degree post continue fear doom and gloom had enough the last year !!. Another shutdown will be terrible for the business, she said. (Karl Mondon/Bay Area News Group), CUPERTINO, CA - DEC. 4: Restaurant owner Helen Nyugen watches as Jacquelin Kieu adds decorative lights to the outdoor dining tent at Pho Ha Noi restaurant in Cupertino, Calif., Friday, Dec. 4, 2020. On the same day gyms, and nail and hair salons were able to reopen to customers across Santa Clara County, those small business owners got the news, they'd once again have to close. All Rights Reserved. As of 01/08/2022 there was 13,909 cases total NEW CASES for the week starting 01/01/2022 (BUT THE DATA WAS MISSING REGARDING JAN 7) all variants in Santa Clara County AND there are only 30 ICU beds out of 3800 (4 beds less than yesterday) . "Something like what New York City is doing, where people are required to provide proof of vaccination.". At a press conference on Friday, health officers from the counties of Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, Santa Clara, San Francisco, and the city of Berkeley (which has its own health department). First identified in India, the Delta variant is believed to be twice as contagious as previous dominant COVID-19 strainsand has now thwarted plans for returning to life before the pandemic. "I don't even know how to process it. Emily DeRuy is the Bay Area News Group's housing and economy editor overseeing coverage for The Mercury News and East Bay Times. (Karl Mondon/Bay Area News Group), OAKLAND, CA - DECEMBER 2: Jessica, no last names provided, and her kids Cruz P. Left, and Elliott P. 3, of Oakland, walk down the stairs after their visit to the Land of the Lost section which is part of the new exhibit Glowfari at Oakland Zoo in Oakland, Calif., on Wednesday, Nov. 2, 2020. click here to view the full map in a new window. // Sacramento Bee, How Newsoms proposed budget could help ports shore up supply chain, reduce pollution. This time, at least, she has some money left over from her federal Paycheck Protection Program loan. The new exhibit features hundreds of larger than life animal lanterns and interactive attractions, and a ride in the gondolas take visitors to the Land of the Lost section where the dinosaurs world and view of the bay awaits atop the Oakland hills. really??? Among fully vaccinated people who never had COVID-19, getting a third dose of an mRNA vaccine from Pfizer (PFE.N)/BioNTech or Moderna (MRNA.O) would likely increase levels of antibodies, but not antibodies that are better able to neutralize new virus variants, Rockefeller University researchers reported on Thursday on bioRxiv ahead of peer review. Even in a small group, and even outdoors with precautions," said Berkeley's Dr. Lisa Hernandez. Every county in blue is under a stay-at-home order. So please relax with your Trumpist calls for violence; just get your @$$ vaccinated!!! "One minute you can open, one minute you can't. She also holds a MA degree in journalism from Stanford University. Both Newsom and top Democratic lawmakers have repeatedly emphasized their commitment to reviving extra paid sick leave for COVID-19 but a lot of key details still have to be worked out, CalMatters Sameea Kamal reports. SANTA CLARA NOW HAS ONLY 55 ICU BEDS FREE. Santa Clara County is also maintaining most of its own stricter rules announced last weekend banning contact sports, including college and pro football, requiring a two-week quarantine for. Given those losses, outdoor dining means the world to us. he said. Across the Bay Area region, were seeing COVID-19 cases surge and hospitalizations on steep rise again, particularly among the unvaccinated, said Contra Costa County Health Officer Chris Farnitano on Monday. Whats next for the former Frys HQ in San Jose? // San Francisco Chronicle, Redwood forest owned by King Tut of Hoarders in Santa Cruz Mountains begins new chapter. It's time to shut sports down again, and finally Santa Clara County has stepped up to lead the way. Stay home wrap Yourself up in plastic same With Cody from behind a podium ! RELATED: What Gov. Some counties are also moving ahead of the state's timeline and shutting down voluntarily. // Associated Press, Grab and run theft at Kohls store leads to Sacramento County chase, 4 arrests. Business is slow. AND THIS ALSO DOESNT TAKE INTO ACCOUNT THE LAMBDA VARIANT THAT IS USRE TO SPREAD ALL OVER THE COUNTRY, IT HAS BEEN DETECTED ALREADY IN TEXAS. The Bay Area's brief indoor dining boom is over, as Santa Clara, Marin, and Contra Costa Counties announced that all restaurants must move back to takeout, delivery, and outdoor service as of. Despite new state law, Antioch ends remote option for council meetings Photo by Ramona Giwargis. With regards to the state the 7 day average of new cases is 74,577 from yesterdays 62,094 (an increase of nearly 12,100) and the state 7 day average is 77 deaths per day (it decreased 20 in 2 days) which means if stays that way 2,310 people WILL DIE!. // Associated Press, California budget surplus could lead to early CalPERS debt payments. Gavin Newsom and Dr. Mark Ghaly, the states top health official, have repeatedly stressed that California doesnt foresee further COVID-related shutdowns, theyre happening anyway as more people enter quarantine raising questions about how long the state will be able to keep overburdened and understaffed schools, health care facilities and businesses open if the omicron wave doesnt peak soon. What is a COVID-19 genetic, antigen and antibody test? Eliminating sit-down service likely will force some restaurants into temporary hibernation, while others close permanently, according to Laurie Thomas, executive director of San Franciscos Golden Gate Restaurant Association, which represents hundreds of restaurants in the city. Now given that there are 1,928,000 people in Santa Clara County some would argue that 68,181 is nothing to be concerned about. I can waste no more time on you. (Worf and Captain KTemoc, The Emissary), THE BOTTOM LINE IS YOU CONTINUE WITH THAT ATTITUDE AND YOU ARE JUST LIKE A BLINDFOLDED PERSON WALKING TOWARDS A CLIFF, Stay home wrap Yourself up in plastic same With Cody from behind a podium ! Whos in charge of editing these comments or having the so-called Authority to delete whatever is deemed not geared towards your views you have some ranting lunatic about fictitious numbers asking if were safe continuously and yet people who actually have something to say and express their own opinion you delete??? STOP MAKING UP STORIES WHERE THE SCIENTIFIC PROOF IS INDICATING YOU ARE WRONG!!! Economy | Since there are 1,900,000 that will be 5.3% of the county, or about 1 out of 19 will be infected at the end of January. Yes, retail stores can stay open at a reduced 20% capacity. This is your newsroom. (Ray Chavez/Bay Area News Group), PLEASANTON, CA - Dec. 3: Samuel Dissels cleans a table at Oyo restaurant's newly built outdoor dining area in Pleasanton, Calif., on Thursday, Dec. 3, 2020. "I mean, before you know it's going be a year. In 32 volunteers who never had COVID-19, they found that antibodies induced by mRNA vaccines did evolve between the first and second shots. The region has to abide by stay-at-home restrictions once ICU capacity in the region drops below 15%. File photo. So will zoos and museums. CalMatters is also trackingcoronavirus hospitalizations by county. "If they don't ever let me be a personal trainer and coach people- this is what I love. Economy | Santa Clara County has opted for stricter rules, resulting in the 49ers temporarily moving to Arizona to play their games. 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Since the start of the pandemic, the Bay Area has taken a leading role in responding to the virus. Restaurants that have invested thousands of dollars building parklets, setting up tents and buying heaters to accommodate outdoor diners will have to close all tables and go back to takeout and delivery only. // Sacramento Bee, Kin of dead sex abuse victim sue under new California law. Bay Area health officers Friday said they are already seeing indications that Thanksgiving gatherings are driving new infections. Santa Clara County shut down a local, privately-owned park in 2019 over a number of land use and permit violations. The first time the pandemic closed her restaurant, Nguyen sold her jewelry to survive. My last report of complete data for the previous week of 12/31/2021 to 01/06/2022 was 15,909 (an increase of 11,400 all variants in Santa Clara County in only 2 days) AND there are only 42 ICU beds out of 3800 . Prior to that, she covered COVID, politics, housing and the city of San Jose. (Ray Chavez/Bay Area News Group), OAKLAND, CA - DECEMBER 2: Visitors take photos at the Blue Planet which is part of the new exhibit Glowfari at Oakland Zoo in Oakland, Calif., on Wednesday, Nov. 2, 2020. Those new restrictions take effect at the end of Friday night, while the ones in Santa Clara and Contra Costa counties will go into effect Tuesday. The first time the pandemic closed her restaurant, Nguyen sold her jewelry to survive. In the Bay Area, the 2,581 new cases Thursday were the regions second-highest single-day total. Earlier in her career she wrote about education for The Atlantic in Washington, D.C. She graduated from UC San Diego with a BA degree in political science with a minor in communication. After Successfully Administering 1.9 Million COVID-19 Vaccinations, County of Santa Clara to Demobilize Mass Testing and Vaccination Locations by Feb. 28. Join our mailing list to receive the latest news and updates from our team. See the full guidelines here. What does COVID-19 do to your body and why does it spread so easily? Youth and adult recreational sports are both on hold until Jan. 25 at the earliest. RELATED: Major reopening rollback ordered in CA in attempt to control rampant coronavirus spread, "We're back to square one. On Wednesday, the state updated its guidelines to allow playgrounds to stay open as essential: "Playgrounds may remain open to facilitate physically distanced personal health and wellness through outdoor exercise.". A SUPERSREADERS EVENT IN THE MAKING, WE HAVENT EVEN WAITED FOR THE 3 WEEKS AFTER STURGIS, WHICH WAS A KEY SUPERSPREADER EVENT LAST YEAR, RIGHT? Were changing the face of journalism by providing an innovative model for delivering reliable, truthful news to the nations 10th largest city. Its been trending in that direction long before the shelter in place orders. Despite having one of the highest vaccination rates in the state, the current rolling seven-day average for positive infections in Santa Clara County is now 8.5 times higher than the average on June 15, the day California lifted most restrictions such as social distancing and mask requirements. Now the Zoo is working on extending Glowfari after the shutdown ends, so everyone who purchased tickets will have a chance to attend the event. What about something much different, San Jose? We were recovering. COVID-19 Diaries: Personal stories of Bay Area residents during novel coronavirus pandemic, Coronavirus Doctor's Note: Dr. Alok Patel gives his insight into COVID-19 pandemic. Rain breaks records, more expected. Santa Clara County reopened a slew of indoor businesses on Monday, and may be forced to shut them back down after just one day. Drop your shields immediately., Then die in ignorance. Whats next for the former Frys HQ in San Jose? John Woolfolk is a reporter for the Bay Area News Group, based at The Mercury News. "I don't see that at all happening," Fauci told ABC on Sunday, but the chief medical advisor to the presidentalso warned that outbreaks will continue if people don't get vaccinated. Opinion: Newsoms budget cuts threaten public health investment AND YOU ALL WILL SAY, YOU CANT TRUST THE SCIENTISTS. Still, restaurant owners reacted with alarm to the quicker timeline for closing on-site dining. With regards to the state the 7 day average of new cases is 74,709 from yesterdays 74,599 and the state 7 day average is 78 deaths per day (it decreased 20 in 2 days) which means if stays that way 2,340 people WILL DIE!. "We have three pergolas pushed together, they have rain gutters, so we have a nice warm environment now that's considering outdoor dining which will be safe for all of our customers and all of our employees," said Musterer. Let us exercise the freedoms we have, stretch those freedom muscles and walk into stores and restaurants without a mask, be kind to people if they offer a mask and keep pushing gently against the tyranny. The situation is similarly dire in other workplaces. Rodney Baca of The Shop by Chef Baca said another lockdown would be the latest in a series of blows to his eatery at the San Pedro Square Market in downtown San Jose, where most customers take their food outside to the large courtyard. again. All Access Digital offer for just 99 cents! The Bay Area orders dont alter the rules Newsom announced Thursday, said Santa Clara County Health Officer Dr. Sara Cody. If say only 5% of these cases end up needing ICU beds, that would come to a new need of 795 ICU beds, but since there are only 30 available you would have 765 people die due to no place to go. China dismisses FBI statement that COVID-19 likely leaked from Wuhan lab THEREFORE, HE SAID, GIVING THOSE INDIVIDUALS A THIRD DOSE OF THE SAME VACCINE WOULD LIKELY RESULT IN HIGHER LEVELS OF ANTIBODIES THAT REMAIN LESS EFFECTIVE AGAINST VARIANTS., I AM CERTAIN THAT THE MEDICAL COMMUNITY IS IN AN UNWINNABLE POSITION. (Campgrounds won't allow overnight stays.) "But there's a difference between infection and disease.". Childcare and pre-K facilities can all stay open. Almost all non-essential businesses are forced to shut down, with an exception for retail stores. Its a relief to know that public health officials dont suspect that retail is a spreader with all the modifications with masks and the distancing and the ventilation.. Outdoor playgrounds, barbershops, hair salons and personal care services, museums, campgrounds, zoos and aquariums, theaters, wineries, bars, breweries, distilleries, family entertainment centers, card rooms, live sports and amusement parks must close. document.getElementById( "ak_js_2" ).setAttribute( "value", ( new Date() ).getTime() ); document.getElementById( "ak_js_3" ).setAttribute( "value", ( new Date() ).getTime() ); The 20% of people who havent been vaccinated can deal with the 1% chance of death. How safe are those outdoor dining igloos and tents when it comes to COVID-19 transmission? I the last 3 months we lost nearly 200 people. YES!! Some workplaces must also follow regulations in the Cal/OSHA Aerosol Transmissible Diseases (ATD) Standard, and . THE FACT WAS OPERATION WARP SPEED BY TRUMP DID NOT ACTUALLY ARRANGE AN ONGOING VACCINE PROGRAM, IT RELIED ON A PROTOTYPE VACCINATION PRODUCED BY PFIZER AND MODERNA. Zoom chops nearly 200 jobs in Bay Area as tech layoffs mount As of 01/07/2022 there was 15,909 cases total NEW CASES for the week starting 12/31/2021 (2,000 more cases than yesterday) all variants in Santa Clara County AND there are only 30 ICU beds out of 3800 (4 beds less than yesterday) . West Contra Costa Unified, which reopened Tuesday after closing for two days with no instruction, is now requiring employees to wear KN95 masks and students to wear surgical masks. As of Monday, Santa Clara County ranked second among the 10 Bay Area counties. Never a follow up question. | All donations are tax-deductible. Even so, theyll have to close Monday and remain closed until at least Jan. 4. All businesses and workplaces in Santa Clara County are subject to the requirements in Cal/OSHA COVID-19 Guidance. In fact, unions.ALL unions.take money away in the form of dues. Weve seen that from the beginning of this pandemic.. (Karl Mondon/Bay Area News Group), CUPERTINO, CA - DEC. 4: Bao Nguyen adds decorative lights to an outdoor dining tent at Pho Ha Noi restaurant in Cupertino, Calif., Friday, Dec. 4, 2020. UNEMPLOYED ARE IN CALIFORNIA EVEN THOUGH WE HAVE ONLY 11% OF THE NATIONAL WORKFORCE. And lets just say even if only 10% of this needs an ICU that will require 508 ICU beds, but the County has only 38 beds today, which means the other 470 people will have to find other ICU beds. Gavin Newsom announced a new, regional stay-at-home order, which will force additional restrictions in any of the five regions of the state where fewer than 15% of intensive care units remain available. The state requires the stay-at-home order to last at least three weeks. How safe is your neighborhood? She previously covered startups and venture capital for the Bay Area News Group and prior to that court cases for The Recorder in San Francisco. So this will obviously be another hit.. CBS News . Last week,the county reported between 170 and 320 new cases a day. The state prison system on Saturday suspended in-person visits as COVID surges among employees and inmates. You know, you can open tomorrow, but then by the end of the day, you might have to close again," Do said. I have bills. More by Emily Hoeven, Long lines of people wait for more than two hours for a COVID-19 test at a testing site in the Boyle Heights neighborhood of Los Angeles on Jan. 5, 2022. It lists Greater Sacramento at 22.2%, Southern California at 20.6%, the San Joaquin Valley at 19.7% and Northern California at 18.6%. 1 Stop $235. document.getElementById( "ak_js_4" ).setAttribute( "value", ( new Date() ).getTime() ); document.getElementById( "ak_js_5" ).setAttribute( "value", ( new Date() ).getTime() ); document.getElementById( "ak_js_6" ).setAttribute( "value", ( new Date() ).getTime() ); San Jos residents deserve a trusted source for unbiased, independent political news. THE PRIVATE SECTOR CANNOT FIX THE PROBLEM IF COVID IS STILL A DANGER TO JUST 1 CITIZEN UNDER THE CALIFORNIA AND FEDERAL CONSTITUTION. Protect your nonprofit, nonpartisan state news. | All donations are tax-deductible. Jesse Spector. scrap the construction of the new jail in late 2020, Helen Chapman fights to save San Joses open space, Bejarano: Why I quit my East San Jose school board, Out of work: Beloved San Jose reverend faces uphill climb, Silicon Valley students stranded by shuttered schools. And once you finish your plan, compare it to those created by others and share it on social media. Comment Policy (updated 11/1/2021): We reserve the right to delete comments or ban users who engage in personal attacks, hate speech, excess profanity or make verifiably false statements. She graduated from American University with a BA degree in literature with a minor in journalism. If you calculate the state figures if we stay the same it is 30 times 62,094 which comes to 1,862,820 and given that there is only 39,510,000 that means 1 out of 21 will be infected in 30 days. Allow direct-to-consumer shipping for craft distillers: State lawmakers should seize the opportunity to modernize Californias alcohol shipping laws, argues Cris Steller, executive director of the California Artisanal Distillers Guild. In the state since January 1, there has been a total of 703 deaths, and if you average out them and multiply by 21 you should get an expected 1,476 deaths to come to a total of 2,179 deaths at the end of January at this time. Los Angeles Unified, the states largest, reopened Tuesday but, with more than 62,000 students and staff testing positive for COVID, nearly 2,000 district employees had to step in to keep things running. And again, if only 5% require any hospitalization it will come to 5,087 people needing medical attention. Now, Nguyen's bracing as Santa Clara County shuts down outdoor dining Sunday night. The new orders include the region's. Photo by Emily Mibach. Subscribe to CalMatters newslettershere. What does COVID-19 do to your body and why does it spread so easily? Wineries and cardrooms will have to head outside, and indoor family activities such as bowling allies will be shut down. They note that in COVID-19 survivors, the immune systems antibodies evolve during the first year, becoming more potent and better able to resist new variants. This is a busy time, so when we close its going to be very bad for us.. After losing $2 million a month during the earlier shutdown and facing potential permanent closure, the zoo reopened in July. Please contact CalMatters with any commentary questions: commentary@calmatters.org. (Doug Duran/Bay Area News Group), PLEASANTON, CA - Dec. 3: Isabella Montufar and Alex Azila, both of Fremont, have a meal at Oyo restaurant's newly built outdoor dining area in Pleasanton, Calif., on Thursday, Dec. 3, 2020. Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the U.S. National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, alsosaid this week that he doesn't expect the nation to return to lockdown, despite the concerning surge in positive infections. January 12, 2023. Comment Policy (updated 11/1/2021): We reserve the right to delete comments or ban users who engage in personal attacks, hate speech, excess profanity or make verifiably false statements. Santa Clara County health officials did not respond to inquiries about the potential for another shutdown. How safe is your neighborhood? Coronavirus Timeline: Tracking major moments of COVID-19 pandemic in San Francisco Bay Area/. And nearly 4,000 prison workers were COVID-positive on Tuesday, a more than 212% increase from the beginning of the month. Bay Area stores in most counties currently can operate at 25% capacity so the new rules wont pose much of an additional burden.
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