The state Natural Resources Agency said the cities submitted plans with measures to avoid overcrowding and enable physical distancing. On Monday, Newsom's administration approved the reopening of beaches in the Orange County cities of Laguna Beach and San Clemente. The number of infections is thought to be far higher because of a shortage of testing. More than 2,200 Californians have died from the coronavirus and nearly 55,000 have been confirmed to have it, according to data compiled by Johns Hopkins University. Flores says county leaders have tried many times in vain to get the Newsom administration to review their plan. Sutter County Supervisor Dan Flores said the decision was made by the counties' shared health officer, Dr. Sutter and Yuba counties allowed restaurants, retailers, shopping malls, gyms, salons, libraries and even tattoo parlors to reopen, but only if they limit the number of people inside and enforce physical distancing. Newsom’s six-week-old order required nearly 40 million residents to remain mostly at home. Yuba and Sutter counties followed last week's lead of rural Modoc County amid pressure to restart California's economy, even as hospitalizations and deaths from COVID-19 continue. The announcement came as businesses in two more Northern California counties reopened. Newsom said a key consideration for entering Phase 2 is the ability for health authorities to test and conduct contact tracing of infections. It did not immediately include dine-in eating at restaurants and reopening of offices, which were in previously stated Phase 2 plans. The plan under the second phase of the governor's four-point reopening plan allows retailers such as clothing stores, sporting goods and florists to resume operations with curbside pickup. Gavin Newsom said Monday that some businesses can reopen as early as Friday with restrictions to help prevent spread of the coronavirus. View Gallery: Photos: Opening businesses in CaliforniaĪmid more defiance from local governments, California Gov.
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