As Covid-19 cases continue to rise, the end may be in sight as the new Covid-19 vaccines have received approval and administration of the vaccines have started. Over the course of 2021 Covid-19 vaccines will hopefully be available for everyone. Now, as
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San Francisco has issued a Travel Order (“Order”) that will be in effect until January 4, 2021. Under this Order people traveling, moving, or returning to San Francisco from outside the 10 Bay Area Counties are required to quarantine for 10 days
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As Covid-19 cases and hospitalizations continue to surge in the Bay Area, San Mateo, and 10 other Bay Area counties will be subject to the State’s mandatory Regional Stay at Home Order requirements as the ICU bed availability has fallen below 15%.
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On December 6, 2020, a new Regional Stay at Home Order (“Order”) took effect to keep hospitals and intensive care capacity from becoming overburdened amid the increase of Covid-19 cases throughout California. The new Order divides California into 5 large geographic regions
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Effective today, November 29th San Mateo & San Francisco Counties will move from the red tier to the purple tier, the most restrictive on the State’s four-tier Covid-19 reopening plan. In an effort to control the recent surge of Covid-19 cases across
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Governor Newsom has issued a limited Stay at Home Order (“Order”) for counties in the most restrictive reopening tier (Purple) throughout California that goes into effect today, November 21st at 10 pm. Counties who are in the state’s Purple tier will be
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Since November 17, 2020, The City of San Mateo has moved backwards on California’s reopening tier system. Following an increase in Covid-19 cases, Governor Newsom announced that San Mateo County would move from Orange (moderate) to Red (substantial), a more restrictive tier.
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As Covid-19 cases are continuing to climb once again in California, Governor Newsom announced today that 11 counties are moving backwards on the State’s reopening tier system. Specifically, in the Bay Area, Contra Costa and Santa Cruz Counties have moved from the
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Just today, the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (“CDC”) revised the definition of “close contact” when conducting contract tracing in the workplace. Now, the CDC defines “close contact” as “within 6 feet of an infected person for a cumulative total of
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Cal/OSHA has recently cited 11 employers in an array of industries, including food processing, health care, agriculture, and retail industries for failing to protect employees from potential exposure to Covid-19. These employers have been cited for multiple violations with proposed penalties ranging
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