Tag: covid-19
Kaiser, PAMF, Stanford ordered to ‘step up’ and test for Covid-19
Frustrated that Covid-19 testing rates are still far below public health goals, Santa Clara County today announced that all private health clinics and hospitals in the county must immediately provide Covid-19 tests on demand to citizens in three categories.
Council to vote on two-year budget June 17
The city council is scheduled to adopt its two-year budget at the June 17 meeting.
Library to offer curbside pickup, meals for children
The Morgan Hill Library will offer curbside pickup and return services later this month, the Santa Clara County Library District announced.
Ford Store delivers face shields
Ford Store Morgan Hill employees on May 30 delivered 3,000 plastic shields to seven local nursing and senior living facilities.
Guest view: Make the best of new reality
Trust me, graduates, high school graduation is not at all like the movies crack it up to be. Most importantly, we are all coming together to show an outstanding level of support.
Outdoor dining, in-store retail to reopen June 5
Santa Clara County later this week will begin opening more “non-essential” businesses, including in-store retail, childcare and summer camps, outdoor dining and religious, cultural and civic activities.
South County churches show ‘unity’ on safe reopening
A coalition of South County churches issued a “statement of unity” that promises to continue to follow local public health guidelines for reopening, even though places of worship in neighboring counties have begun to open their doors again.
County releases details on $97M in Covid costs
Santa Clara County released the most detailed look yet at its pandemic-related spending.
Letters: More details needed on city budget
Having residents understand what they are getting and losing and having real opportunities to affect those proposals should be a primary focus.
Council discusses business rebound plan
Many business owners and representatives in Morgan Hill are increasingly voicing the fear that small businesses might not survive the Covid-19 pandemic and related shutdowns.
