El Dorado County Local News: COVID-19

Keeping supply chains running is a huge part of the state economy, but it comes with a price

Despite previous statements, the housing department now says not everyone who applied for rental assistance will get it.

Removal from Medi-Cal rolls was suspended during the pandemic. Not anymore.

Far from “defunding” the police, cities are hiking pay and bonuses for new cops.

Positive tests are at their highest since the 2022 winter surge. But experts say there’s no cause for alarm.

50 percent more complaints of retaliation were filed last year compared to pre-pandemic numbers

Santa Cruz legislator John Laird authored the bill to let public boards operate under pandemic-era rules.

Community colleges roll out light shows, splashy billboards and other marketing gimmicks.

As pandemic renter protections end, a spike in homelessness will likely follow, data shows.

Coverage through state health insurance exchange will rise almost 10 percent.

State Supreme Court says "burden on employers" outweighs damage from viral illness.