The Hoopa Valley Tribe announced yesterday that there are six active COVID-19 cases on the Hoopa Valley Indian Reservation and the tribe is shutting down non-emergency operations for two weeks to allow for contact tracing and the formation of reopening safety plans, according to a Two Rivers Tribune Facebook post. Read more here.
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County Begins Approving Some Retail to Re-open to Walk-in Customers
The Humboldt County Emergency Operations Center approved at least 45 retail business health and safety operational plans yesterday, giving them the green light to re-open to walk-in customers. Yesterday, the state approved the county’s certification that it is ready to exercise local control over stage two of reopening and easing shelter-in-place restrictions, giving the county […]
