Pacific Palisades, CA|News|
Homes Fly Off The LA Market Despite Pandemic
The average home for sale in the Los Angeles barely sits on the market before being snatched up despite the economic uncertainty.
Finding Our Way Forward
The coronavirus shutdown brought civic life and commerce to a standstill for months. These stories of revival show how communities, businesses, schools and essential institutions are finding ways to reopen, recover and move forward.
Mooresville, NC|News|
Governor's Mask Mandate Won't Be Enforced By This NC Sheriff
An NC sheriff says he won't enforce the new mask mandate. An expert in constitutional politics says criminal sanctions are not the point.
Kimberly Johnson, Patch Staff
Newton, MA|News|
Newton Schools Prepare Plans To Open In September
On the heels of new state guidance, Newton is preparing three plans for the possibility of reopening schools in the fall.
Jenna Fisher, Patch Staff
Detroit, MI|News|
Whitmer Order Allows Professional Sports To Return In Michigan
Professional sports training and competitions can resume as long as the activities are conducted pursuant to a coronavirus safety plan.
Joey Oliver, Patch Staff
Southwest Minneapolis, MN|News|
No Fans In Stands To Begin 2020 Minnesota Twins Season
Opening day will look a little different this year in Minneapolis at Target Field, as the season will begin without fans in the stands.
William Bornhoft, Patch Staff
Denver, CO|News|
Coloradans Pledge $1M In Personal Stimulus Dollars To Help Others
Many Coloradans have signed the Share The Stimulus pledge to raise awareness about helping people in need amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Amber Fisher, Patch Staff
Seattle, WA|News|
Washington Outlines How Colleges, Universities Can Return In Fall
State school leaders have new guidance on how Washington's colleges and universities can safely return to class in the fall semester.
Charles Woodman, Patch Staff
Littleton, CO|News|
Arapahoe County Announces $6M Small Business Relief Plan
The county is launching the grant program Advance Arapahoe.
Amber Fisher, Patch Staff
Lakewood, CO|News|
Jeffco Public Schools, Action Center Partner To Help Students
A 'grab and go' meal program is offered at 11 schools in Jefferson County.
Amber Fisher, Patch Staff
Seattle, WA|News|
Washington's Facial Covering Mandate Begins Friday
Starting Friday residents will have to wear a mask, or potentially face a misdemeanor.
Charles Woodman, Patch Staff
Southwest Minneapolis, MN|News|
Minneapolis Institute Of Art Forced To Cut Staff, Hours, Programs
The health and economic crisis caused by COVID-19 has significantly reduced revenue for the Minneapolis museum.
William Bornhoft, Patch Staff
Boston, MA|News|
Massachusetts On Track To Contain Coronavirus: Here's How
Just 149 coronavirus cases were reported in Massachusetts Monday, a 97 percent drop from the highest daily number of 4,946 on April 24.
Jimmy Bentley, Patch Staff
Chatham, NJ|News|
NJ Nursing Homes Open For Visitors—With Restrictions
After months of isolation from loved ones, long-term care facilities are allowing guests. Here is how it will work.
Russ Crespolini, Patch Staff
Detroit, MI|News|
Michigan Schools Hope To Return To In-Person Classes In Fall
Many Michigan universities are planning to return to the classroom in the Fall, but with flexible schedules and online programs offered.
Joey Oliver, Patch Staff
Milwaukee, WI|News|
Wisconsin Releases Guidelines For Going Back To School In Fall
School will look different when students return in the fall.
Scott Anderson, Patch Staff
Boston, MA|News|
Lifeguards Return To State Beaches In MA
Full waterfront services started back up for Massachusetts beaches Saturday, June 20, according to the state.
Jenna Fisher, Patch Staff
Morristown, NJ|News|
Morris County Closing COVID-19 Drive-Thru Test Center
Friday will be the last day of testing at the site.
Russ Crespolini, Patch Staff
Waukesha, WI|News|
'I Have Nothing': The Story Of Wisconsin's Unemployment Crisis
Nearly 1 of 7 adults in Wisconsin have filed for unemployment. Many are down to their last few dollars, facing eviction — or worse.
Scott Anderson, Patch Staff
Mountain Brook, AL|News|
Botanical Gardens Reopens After COVID-19 Shutdown
Birmingham Botanical Gardens reopened this week, with social distancing guidelines in place.
Michael Seale, Patch Staff
Southwest Minneapolis, MN|News|
COVID-19: MN Dept. Of Education Releases Guidance For Fall 2020
State officials are urging Minnesota school leaders to plan for three different scenarios this fall.
William Bornhoft, Patch Staff
Woodbridge, NJ|News|
County Prosecutor Looking Into Woodbridge Police Haircuts
The county prosecutor said he was looking into whether the Woodbridge PD used federal CARES Act funding to pay the barber for the cuts.
Carly Baldwin, Patch Staff
Madison, NJ|News|
Madison Pool Is Set To Open Monday
The health and safety of members is a top priority, officials said.
Russ Crespolini, Patch Staff
Mendham-Chester, NJ|News|
Chester Pool Opening As Early As Monday
Registration is open just as summer is set to begin.
Russ Crespolini, Patch Staff
Detroit, MI|News|
Whitmer Announces Next Steps For Michigan Schools
The governor will release a “Return to School Roadmap” on June 30 with guidance for educators to follow.
Joey Oliver, Patch Staff
Saint Paul, MN|News|
Minnesota Public Radio Cuts Jobs, Programs Amid Economic Downturn
The COVID-19 crisis led to the media organization's "large and unexpected financial challenge."
William Bornhoft, Patch Staff
Bernardsville-Bedminster, NJ|News|
Murphy, Trump Discuss American Unity, Money Over Dinner In NJ
Portal bridge funding, monument removal and social movements were on the menu at Bedminster on Friday.
Russ Crespolini, Patch Staff
Parsippany, NJ|News|
NJ Could Enter Stage 3 'In Weeks, Not Months:' Gov. Phil Murphy
Murphy said guidance and a timeline could come as early as the end of the week.
Russ Crespolini, Patch Staff
Birmingham, AL|News|
Miles College Gets Student COVID-19 Emergency Relief Fund Grant
Regions Bank has given Miles College a grant for a COVID-19 emergency relief fund for students.
Michael Seale, Patch Staff
Milwaukee, WI|News|
Here's What College Will Look Like In Fall In Wisconsin
Wisconsin's 13 public state colleges are welcoming students back in fall. Here's how it'll look.
Scott Anderson, Patch Staff
Detroit, MI|News|
Michigan Lifts Camp Restrictions; Adds 8 New Coronavirus Deaths
An executive order signed by Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer Friday lifted restrictions on overnight residential, travel and troop camps.
Joey Oliver, Patch Staff
Mendham-Chester, NJ|News|
Chester Prepares For Outdoor Dining, Indoor Retail
Monday COVID-19 restrictions ease and the community is preparing.
Russ Crespolini, Patch Staff
Mount Pleasant-Sturtevant, WI|News|
'Immigrant Culture' To Blame For COVID-19 Outbreak, Vos Said
Assembly Speaker Robin Vos said an "immigrant culture" was to blame for a COVID-19 outbreak in a secret recording published this week.
Scott Anderson, Patch Staff
Seattle, WA|News|
Washington Schools Plan To Return To Classrooms This Fall
The State Superintendent of Public Instruction has told all districts to plan for face-to-face classes, but also to develop a backup plan.
Charles Woodman, Patch Staff
Port Washington, NY|News|
Port Washington Bike Shop Sees Coronavirus Boom — But Hazy Future
Bikes flew off the floors on Long Island when New Yorkers were ordered to stay home. Then came a shortage.
Daniel Hampton, Patch Staff
Denver, CO|News|
Denver Business Owner Faces Pandemic, Vandalism: 'I Was Crying'
After Saki Melius worked tirelessly to reopen her restaurant, it was vandalized during protests May 31 in Denver.
Amber Fisher, Patch Staff
Braintree, MA|News|
Braintree Catholic School Among Dozens Closing Nationwide
Catholic education experts said the closure of schools amid the coronavirus pandemic is becoming a national trend.
Jimmy Bentley, Patch Staff
Birmingham, AL|News|
Birmingham Legion FC Set to Resume Season
The Birmingham Legion FC will be back on the field soon, as the United Soccer League has announced it will resume play in July.
Michael Seale, Patch Staff
Seattle, WA|News|
King County Enters 'Modified Phase 1' Reopening
Effective immediately, King County restaurants and retail stores can resume in-person service, with some restrictions.
Lucas Combos, Patch Staff
Milwaukee, WI|News|
Some Milwaukee Bars, Restaurants Refuse To Open
Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett's decision to reopen bars and restaurants has a number of business owners questioning the decision.
Scott Anderson, Patch Staff
Detroit, MI|News|
Michigan Salons, Barbershops To Open June 15
Personal care services, including salons and barbershops, will be able to reopen across Michigan beginning June 15.
Joey Oliver, Patch Staff
