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About one-third of Sacramento County coronavirus cases linked to church gatherings, health officials say
Health officials say a large chunk of confirmed coronavirus cases in Sacramento County are being linked to church-related gatherings.
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To avoid coronavirus, Sacramento homeless take drastic measure: moving into a vacant home
As California's mandatory "stay at home" order to prevent the spread of the coronavirus approaches the two-week mark, but with no new shelter beds yet available in Sacramento, three of the city's homeless resorted to a drastic measure over the weekend: moving into a vacant house.
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Coronavirus first responders: Sacramento-area fire departments deploying mobile health care units
Meeting potential coronavirus patients where they are: That's the strategy behind a new mobile unit being deployed by fire departments and health authorities in the Sacramento area.
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Unemployment applications surge as stay-at-home order continues
More than a million California residents have now filed for unemployment, and that number continues to grow.
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