On March 20, 2020, the Golden State became the first in the country to lock down everything and everyone.
One year, more than 57,000 lives and an aggressive recall by Gavin Newsom later, most Californians can finally eat indoors, go to the gym or take a movie to their local theater, but there are still unusual restrictions .
This week, the state announced that theme parks could open next month, but parkgoers may need to curb their excitement. According to state health guidelines, park officials should encourage riders to mitigate ‘the effects of screaming’ on roller coasters.
The reopening guidelines call for all businesses to restrict activities such as singing or shouting.
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The state health department on Friday quietly updated its rules for youth sports to indicate that only one parent can observe their child’s sports game.
“It basically fell from outer space and they did not bother to explain the scientific basis for it. I do not think it can, because I do not think there is any scientific basis for it at all,” said Jordan Cunningham, meeting of California, said of the rule. “We’re looking at a situation where our professional sport can reunite, you can take your family to Dodger Stadium, but you can not take your family to a soccer field to see your child play sports,” Cunningham said. . according to Fox 11 Los Angeles.
The California Department of Health also quietly banned cheering cheerleaders on the sides of youth soccer stadiums, only to reverse the ban after severe setbacks three days later.
The health department issued a statement on Friday stating that “sideline cheering is a permissible sport.” Earlier rules allowed competitive cheerleading but not cheering on the sidelines of a football match.
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Since last summer, the state has used a color-coded system to determine levels of restriction per country, with purple the most restrictive, then red, then orange. Civil servants relaxed the rules this month so that dozens more provinces could enter the less restrictive red level.
As of last week, 42 of the 58 provinces of the state were in the red level, enabling many provinces to partially open their doors to non-important matters.
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Newsom Recall’s effort is reinforced by the frustrations of Californians with heavy-handed closures, saying it had submitted 2.1 million signatures by the March 17 deadline to recall the governor. The organizers of the effort are needed to raise at least $ 1.5 million for the state to hold a special election that Newsom can withdraw.
In November, Newsom’s rating reached a turning point after photos revealed that the governor was eating out at the heavy French laundromat for a birthday party as he told Californians to avoid social gatherings. Newsom’s office stressed that the meal was outside because it was in a separate structure that was closed on three sides with sliding doors, and the governor later apologized.