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The majority of the Americans surveyed also think COVID-19 will persist in the United States, similar to seasonal influenza.

The company submitted COVID-19 vaccine data on children ages 5 to 11 to the FDA for initial review, but is not yet seeking emergency use authorization.

Long story short, here my 49ers’ mailbag after a prime-time loss to Green Bay and with NFC West rival Seattle coming to town next: How long/short is Jimmy G’s leash? (@nick_james27) It’s been long enough through three games to keep Trey Lance on the sideline for all but seven snaps. I don’t anticipate Kyle Shanahan benching Jimmy Garoppolo or swapping him out an entire series or two, not when Garoppolo can still engineer crunch-time touchdown drives. That said, would anyone really be shocked if Shanahan just pulled the trigger any day, any week, any month? Check back after the next loss, or more uninspiring offense, or during the Week 6 bye if the 49ers are 3-2. Why is this loss Jimmy’s fault and no one else’s? Clearly that’s what fans think. (@fperez2231) Because he wasn’t perfect (two turnovers). Because he wasn’t throwing darts like Aaron Rodgers to Davante Adams. Because Trey Lance hasn’t had a chance to be blamed, which is to say that the 49ers’ quarterback is and forever will be the lightning rod for criticism (and praise). Speaking of, Garoppolo is winning over fans off…

SAN JOSE – The Sharks’ home contest against the Los Angeles Kings on Tuesday will mark the first time the NHL team has been allowed to host a game without capacity restrictions at SAP Center in over 18 months. A Sharks spokesman said Monday afternoon that although it is difficult to predict how many spectators would be in the building, the team as of that point had issued about 10,000 tickets for the game. The building’s seating capacity for hockey games is 17,562. The last time the Sharks played a home game without capacity restrictions was March 8, 2020, when the team announced of crowd of 14,694 for a game with the Colorado Avalanche. The next day, Santa Clara County officials announced a ban on all mass gatherings in the county. Last season, starting April 26, the Sharks allowed a few hundred fans in attendance for their final seven home games. Earlier that month, the California Department of Public Health announced it would allow indoor venues — including sports arenas — to host events with a limited amount of spectators. At that time, the three…

RED BLUFF — The following is a rundown of varsity high school sports for the week of Sept. 28 through Oct.2. Red Bluff Football: 7:30 p.m. Friday Red Bluff (2-2)  vs. Lassen (0-3) Volleyball: 7 p.m. Tuesday Red Bluff (3-10)  at Shasta (6-8)  2500 Eureka Way; 7 p.m. Thursday vs. Enterprise (0-5) Swimming: 10 a.m. at Durham NorCal invite, 9455 Putney Drive Girls Tennis: 3:30 p.m. Tuesday vs. Chico Girls Golf: 1 p.m. at  Shasta EAL Meet, Gold Hills Cross Country: 3:30 p.m. Chico/Pleasant Valley EAL Meet; 10:30 a.m. Bill Springhorn Invite, Shasta College, Redding Field Hockey: 5 p.m. Tuesday vs. Davis; 5 p.m. Wednesday at Bella Vista, 8301 Madison Ave. Corning Football: 7:30 p.m. Friday Corning (0-4)  at  Orland (3-1), 101 Shasta St Volleyball: 6:30 p.m. Thursday Corning (7-11) vs. Wheatland (2-9) Girls Tennis: 3:30 p.m. Thursday at Gridley, 300 E. Spruce St. Field Hockey: 5 p.m. Thursday vs. Davis Los Molinos Football: 7:30 p.m. Friday Los Molinos (2-1) at Portola (1-3), 155 6th Ave. Volleyball: 7 p.m. Tuesday Los Molinos (0-9) at Redding Christian (5-5), 7 p.m. Thursday vs Burney (0-5)

The following information is compiled from Red Bluff Police Department, Red Bluff Fire, Tehama County Sheriff’s Department, Corning Police Department, Corning Fire, Cal Fire and California Highway Patrol logs.  Animals Benson Road: A bear was in a backyard around 10:10 p.m. Thursday. Rawson Road near Viola Avenue: Two bulls were loose in the roadway around 7:45 a.m. Friday. Ridge Road: A woman reported a neighbor’s dog was chasing her sheep around 8:50 a.m. Saturday. SR 36W near Bowman Road: 20 head of cattle were in the road around 9 a.m. Sunday. Red Bank Road: 3 cows were in the road around 9:45 a.m. Sunday. Aloha Street: A chihuahua was running around the area at around 1:50 p.m. Friday. Palm Street: A medium, tan dog was running around near the Tehama County Department of Education at around 2:25 p.m. Friday. Lincoln Street: A white Pitbull mix was running around the area at around 1 p.m. Saturday. Arrests Ryan Dee Freemyers: 39, of Red Bluff was arrested Thursday and charged with possession of a controlled substance while armed, two counts of possession of a firearm by a…

Before we get going here, and in the interest of full disclosure, I have an inner hoarder who puts up quite a fuss from time to time. I’ve managed to tame her, but now and again, she gets out. Before I know it, I have 48 boxes of borax on my storage shelves or 9,082 skeins of yarn in my stash. Just kidding — sort of. Just justification is always, “Just in case we go through a season of scarcity,” right? I see some heads nodding in full understanding. Look — excessive accumulation is not always a sign of a disorder. Having a few things extra of those you’ll need in the future is actually the sign of a wise person. It’s a great way to save money when those things are on sale for say, 50% off. But should this accumulation thing get out of hand, it’s good to know how to reasonably get rid of the following given as examples: BOOKS I totally understand how this happens. I am a writer, but not much of a reader. I reference and skim nonfiction works,…

The goats had been brought in to eat weeds at a nearby supermarket but got free, according to police.

Flames roared through an abandoned tire shop Monday night in southeast Fresno and investigators believe homeless activity inside is to blame.

An emotional roller coaster is about to begin for the mother of a murder victim as a high-profile trial gets started in Fresno County.

The hospital system claims neurosurgeons with the medical staff group stopped providing “call coverage” for the downtown Fresno hospital.

27 million Americans have lost their jobs and therefore their health insurance since the start of the coronavirus crisis. Here are some ways they can get health coverage.

Host Joy Behar said she and co-hosts Ana Navarro, Sunny Hostin and Sara Haines have been tested repeatedly and the Friday results were “false positives.”

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FRESH POND (CBS13) – The Caldor Fire is nearly 80 percent contained but it’s been an uphill battle for crews facing high temperatures and strong winds over the last several weeks. However, relief is in the forecast and fire crews are taking advantage. “We’re not relaxing at all,” said Robert Szczepanek with the Ventura County Fire Department. He’s part of the Caldor Fire Incident Management Team. After a hot few weeks, rain and moisture on the horizon are welcomed weather for Caldor Fire crews. “We will take advantage of the humidity and the rain,” said Szczepanek. The forgiving conditions won’t last long. It’s a race against time to boost containment. “We’re expecting humidity tonight to move up into the 70%-90% range,” said Shawn Palmquist, a Caldor Fire meteorologist. We asked Palmquist how high humidity will help with the firefight. “It will help moderate the fire behavior so they can get out on the line…and suppress things if necessary,” he said. Palmquist explains the mixture of heat, rain, and maybe even snow isn’t uncommon for fall. “Can’t rule out a few snowflakes mixing in. Especially this…

A New Hampshire man has shared his survival story after beating COVID-19. He hopes his message will encourage more people to get vaccinated.

A 6-year-old girl died on a free-fall ride at an amusement park in Colorado because she wasn’t buckled in, according to a report.

Firefighters from Northern California are heading to the Caldor Fire in El Dorado County in case any flare-ups amid red flag conditions occur.