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AdvertisementCalifornia to enter next reopening phase this weekHide TranscriptShow TranscriptTHAT, JUST MAKE THIS POINT. WE ARE ENTERING INTO THE NEXT PHASE THIS WEEK. THE END OF THE WEEK WITH MODIFICATIONS WE WILL ALLOW RETAIL TO START OPERATING ACROSS THE SPECT RUM. WE WILL ALLOW REGIONAL VARIATION BUT ONLY AFTER SELF-CERTIFICATION THAT WILL ALLOW EVEN FURTHER IMPLEMENTATION OF OUR PHASE THIS IS A VERY POSITIVE SIGN AND IT'S HAPPENED ONLY FOR ONE REASON. THE DATA SAYS IT CAN HAPPEN. BUT WE RECOGNIZE AS WE BEGIN TO MODIFY BEHAVIORS MODIFIED AND POSSIBLE COMMUNITY SPREAD MAY OCCUR. IF THAT'S THE CASE AND WE DO NOT HAVE THE CAPACITY TO CONTROL THAT SPREAD TO TRACE THAT SPREAD TO TRACK THAT SPREAD, TO ISOLATE INDIVAdvertisementCalifornia to enter next reopening phase this weekGov. Gavin Newsom said Monday that California is on track to begin easing some coronavirus-triggered restrictions later this week.“We are entering into the next phase this week, end of the week,” Newsom said during his daily briefing. “With modifications, we will allow retail to start operating across the spectrum.”The move into the state’s second reopening stage is expected to happen Friday, according to Dr. Sonia Angell, state public health director. It will be gradual and will only apply to certain industries, including bookstores, clothing shops, florists and sporting goods stores, which can resume operations with curbside pickup.Offices, seated dining at restaurants and shopping malls are not included. &gt;&gt; In the video below, Dr. Angell talks about Phase 2 of California's reopening Newsom said that some counties can move more quickly through phase two if they can meet certain criteria and submit a readiness plan that will be publicly available.“We will allow regional variation, but only after self-certification of particular criteria that will allow even further implementation of our phase two. This is a very positive sign, and it’s happened only for one reason: the data says it can happen,” Newsom said.| MORE | California's reopening will come in 4 phases: What you need to knowNewsom said a key consideration for entering phase two is the ability for health officials to test and conduct tracing of infections. More than 2,200 Californians have died from coronavirus and nearly 55,000 have been confirmed to have it, according to Johns Hopkins University. The number of infections is thought to be far higher because of a shortage of testing.Monday's announcement comes as many businesses in Yuba and Sutter counties were allowed to reopen. -- The Associated Press contributed reporting to this story.Gov. Gavin Newsom said Monday that California is on track to begin easing some coronavirus-triggered restrictions later this week.“We are entering into the next phase this week, end of the week,” Newsom said during his daily briefing. “With modifications, we will allow retail to start operating across the spectrum.”AdvertisementThe move into the state’s second reopening stage is expected to happen Friday, according to Dr. Sonia Angell, state public health director. It will be gradual and will only apply to certain industries, including bookstores, clothing shops, florists and sporting goods stores, which can resume operations with curbside pickup.Offices, seated dining at restaurants and shopping malls are not included. &gt;&gt; In the video below, Dr. Angell talks about Phase 2 of California's reopeningNewsom said that some counties can move more quickly through phase two if they can meet certain criteria and submit a readiness plan that will be publicly available.“We will allow regional variation, but only after self-certification of particular criteria that will allow even further implementation of our phase two. This is a very positive sign, and it’s happened only for one reason: the data says it can happen,” Newsom said.Newsom said a key consideration for entering phase two is the ability for health officials to test and conduct tracing of infections. More than 2,200 Californians have died from coronavirus and nearly 55,000 have been confirmed to have it, according to Johns Hopkins University. The number of infections is thought to be far higher because of a shortage of testing.Monday's announcement comes as many businesses in . -- The Associated Press contributed reporting to this story.Loading more articles...

AdvertisementCalifornia to enter next reopening phase this weekHide TranscriptShow TranscriptTHAT, JUST MAKE THIS POINT. WE ARE ENTERING INTO THE NEXT PHASE THIS WEEK. THE END OF THE WEEK WITH MODIFICATIONS WE WILL ALLOW RETAIL TO START OPERATING ACROSS THE SPECT RUM. WE WILL ALLOW REGIONAL VARIATION BUT ONLY AFTER SELF-CERTIFICATION THAT WILL ALLOW EVEN FURTHER IMPLEMENTATION OF OUR PHASE THIS IS A VERY POSITIVE SIGN AND IT'S HAPPENED ONLY FOR ONE REASON. THE DATA SAYS IT CAN HAPPEN. BUT WE RECOGNIZE AS WE BEGIN TO MODIFY BEHAVIORS MODIFIED AND POSSIBLE COMMUNITY SPREAD MAY OCCUR. IF...

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