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Truckee high school reports COVID outbreak, 150 students quarantined FacebookTwitterEmail A shot of downtown Truckee.Stephanie Hager - HagerPhoto/Getty Images On Friday morning, Tahoe Truckee Unified School District recorded 20 active cases of COVID-19 at Truckee High School. The outbreak is the largest in the Tahoe Truckee school district, tripling the school’s total number of cases since February, according to the district's COVID-19 dashboard. School district officials confirmed the number of cases to SFGATE and said that approximately 150 students are under quarantine at home due to the...

The Sacramento region's COVID rate is not improving. What that means for restrictions Sacramento Bee 4/28/2021 Michael McGough and Tony Bizjak, The Sacramento Bee Apr. 28—California has made a comeback in the pandemic, boasting one of the nation's lowest infection rates in recent weeks. But its capital region is struggling. The Sacramento region has seen coronavirus activity stagnate above statewide levels, even as hundreds of thousands of local residents have been vaccinated in recent months. Sacramento County's top health official says there appear to be "multiple factor...

Placer County will open all county clinics to residents 16 years of age or older beginning Monday, according to health officials.

Placer County misses out on COVID tier change, reopenings. Will a state rule change help? Sacramento Bee 3/10/2021 Michael McGough and Molly Sullivan, The Sacramento Bee Mar. 9—Placer County did not move into California's red tier of coronavirus risk in Tuesday's update, as its metrics faltered this week after weeks of decline. Placer met two of the three criteria for moving out of the tight purple tier, but fell short when its case rate began to climb back up, halting the county's move into a lower tier assignment. The state's three requirements for counties to move from ...

A jury in Natrona County District Court convicted Samuel Barrett on Oct. 15.