Businesses, Leaders React To Riverside County Moving Down To Most-Restrictive COVID-19 Monitoring Tier

Name: Businesses, Leaders React To Riverside County Moving Down To Most-Restrictive COVID-19 Monitoring Tier
Uploaded: 2020-10-21T05:40:13+00:00
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Description: The California Department of Public Health has moved Riverside County back into the most restrictive purple tier, just a month after the state allowed the

Video Credit: KCAL 9 CBS LA - Duration: 01:56s - Published on October 21, 2020

Businesses, Leaders React To Riverside County Moving Down To Most-Restrictive COVID-19 Monitoring Tier

The California Department of Public Health has moved Riverside County back into the most restrictive purple tier, just a month after the state allowed the county to reopen some schools and more businesses.

Nicole Comstock reports.

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