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9 Apr, 6 tweets, 4 min read
🛑 When California shut down in March 2020, it halted businesses and required people to stay home. 🛑

Tens of thousands of businesses were ordered to close immediately, and most Californians were asked not to go out.

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What unfolded over the following year was a dizzying path of openings and closures.

@sandhya__k and @maloym tracked it all ✍️ and found a typical business owner faced seven rule changes over the course of the year.

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📈 📉 Over the year, Californians experienced a complex set of guidelines that frequently changed, varied from county to county and created a whipsaw effect where businesses were open one week and sometimes closed within days. 📉📈

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The Times tracked public health regulations for 👟 gyms, 🍽️ restaurants, 🛍️ retail, ✂️ hair salons and 💅 nail salons over the past year amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Taken together, the road to reopening California is a confusing one.

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The Times has been tracking reopenings, closures and guideline changes over the past year.

This tracker shows the latest plan to reopen California’s economy: latimes.com/projects/calif…
How is the vaccine rollout impacting California's path to reopen?

@sandhya__k and @maloym have the breakdown at
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