Yes.
read moreYes, parks may be open for public access at the discretion of the park owner. This now includes both inland parks and coastal parks. Parking lots are open.
read moreApartment residents should be allowed to access shared facilities in their apartment buildings, with proper distancing and hygiene.
read moreYou may leave your home to work at any business or other entity that is allowed to open, to patronize local businesses, or to care for friends or family members…
read moreYes, attorneys and law firms providing this service are considered essential businesses.
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read moreYou can walk your dog. You can go to the vet or pet hospital if your pet is sick. Remember to comply with physical distancing and proper hygiene, http://socotestpsa.org/emergency/novel-coronavirus/stay-healthy/prevention-hygiene.
read moreNo. Children should remain in the care of those in their household unit and not interact with children of other households when visiting facilities. Places of worship must discontinue activities…
read moreYes. Be sure that you protect them and yourself by following social distancing guidelines. Be sure to stay away from your loved ones, especially older and immunocompromised individuals, if you…
read moreCall the statewide hotline for older Californians at 833-544-2374 for your non-urgent medical needs, to get meals delivered, track down prescriptions and more. The most important thing you can do is stay…
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