April 15, 2020 —
As California’s COVID-19 cases reach a plateau, Gov. Gavin Newsom unveiled at a Tuesday press conference a plan to slowly and safely reopen the state while controlling the spread of the virus — prompting more questions than answering them as he seeks to temper the expectations of a restless public.
Newsom did not give a date for when the new framework will be implemented, but he did say that in two weeks — early May — if cases are declining, he will present a timeline for a modification to the current shelter-in-place order.
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