California Governor GavinNewsom has signed an executive order providing a supplemental two weeks of sick leave for food-sector workers
The state's top legislator said he hoped his latest executive order would address"some of the anxiety our farmworkers have, some of the anxiety our fast food workers have, some of the anxiety around the delivery of our food."
"I hope this will significantly address some of the anxiety our farmworkers have, some of the anxiety our fast food workers have, some of the anxiety around the delivery of our food and those workers have about their own health," said Newsom during the conference. "We don't want you going to work if you're sick.
Those who have been hospitalized in the ICU number 1,191 as of Wednesday, marking a 1.4 percent day-over-day increase. Hospitalizations fell slightly in the past 24 hours, as 3,141 were hospitalized in the period. "Now we're seeing from one of the first days in this pandemic a modest decrease in hospitalizations," said the governor, although he cautioned viewers not to put too much stock in single-day changes.
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