Disney4me Posted April 30, 2020 Report Posted April 30, 2020 On March 19th, California Governor Newsom issued a stay at home order for the people of his state. Soarin’ Over California But recently areas of California’s coastline have been flooded with large numbers of people, which could be prompting the Governor to close beaches and state parks. According to CNN, in a memo sent out Wednesday to police chiefs, Governor Newsom plans to announce Thursday his plan to close California’s beaches and state parks. An image below shows what Newport Beach looked like last Saturday, April 25th. Lifeguards reported most people were practicing some level of social distancing but with an estimated 80,000 visitors in attendance, Governor Newsom is eager to avoid any major setbacks in California’s progress towards fighting the virus. Newport Beach, Photo Source: The Orange County Register Read more about Governor Newsom’s Four-Stage Plan to Re-Open California here! In addition to keeping his stay at home order intact at this time, Governor Newsom says California will be mitigating the spread of the virus through contact tracing. It’s possible the state could be “weeks” away from moving to Stage Two which would lift some restrictions and permit “Lower Risk” places of work to reopen including retail, offices, and schools “with adaptions.” We’ll continue to follow this story as it develops! Related posts:California Governor Says No Mass Gatherings For the Foreseeable Future. What Could This Mean For Disneyland? NEW Oogie Boogie Annual Passholder Button Lurking at Disneyland Resort! May Your Days Be Merry and Bright With Peppermint Churros at Disney California Adventure! View the full article Quote
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