CalMatters is dedicated to explaining how state government impacts our lives. Your support helps us produce journalism that makes a difference.Californians hoping that Gov. Gavin Newsom’s new COVID strategy would contain clear benchmarks for when the state might transition away from pandemic policies and precautions were likely disappointed Thursday.
It also allows the state to respond to different situations differently, Ghaly said. For example, a deadly variant might prompt the state to focus on case numbers, as opposed to hospitalizations for a less virulent variant.“We have all come to understand what was not understood at the beginning of this crisis — that there is no end date, that there is not a moment where we declare victory.”
Despite the apparent fatalism of that statement, the governor struck a tone of cautious optimism, emphasizing that the plan marks the beginning of California’s transition from a “crisis mentality” and “reactive framework” to a “more settled approach” where people can feel “firm and confident” about where things are going.
Nevertheless, the plan’s lack of a clear timeline has reignited debate over when California might end the pandemic state of emergency that has endured for nearly two years — a policy the Newsom administration says
Really That didn’t mean anything during blm riots, or when he was at various dinners or the recent Super Bowl.
Seriously?! It’s pretty much the same thing the State has been doing and the results aren’t much different than a State implementing a totally different approach like Florida. This is about power and control. There is no justification for these measures any longer
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