California to Allow Indoor Concerts, Theater Performances to Resume April 15

Caitlyn Jenner has announced her plans to run for governor of California, a move that came as no «big surprise» to her famous family, a source tells ET.«Caitlyn has been vocal about wanting to get involved in politics for quite some time now,» the source adds.

On Wednesday, California achieved the lowest Covid-19 infection rate in the continental United States. On Thursday came the grim reminder of the toll the virus has taken on the state: The official number of lives lost to the pandemic crossed 60,000 to 60,086.

Caitlyn Jenner is running for governor. The former Olympic athlete and reality TV star has officially filed paperwork with the California Secretary of State's office to challenge Gov.

Ready for office? Caitlyn Jenner confirmed on Friday, April 23, that she’s officially filed the paperwork to enter the race for California governor.

Former KUWTK star and athlete, Caitlyn Jenner is running for a very high office! Amid much speculation and conflicting reporting, the 71-year-old Keeping Up With the Kardashians reality TV alum and former Olympian revealed on April 23 that she is in fact filing paperwork to run for Governor of California. “I’m in! California is worth fighting for,” she announced, asking followers to click the link in her bio to follow or donate to her campaign.

Reality TV star and former Olympian Caitlyn Jenner has formally launched her campaign to run for governor of California. Jenner had reportedly been meeting with Republican advisers to discuss a run for office, although it is not clear which party, if any, she will run for.

She’s running. Caitlyn Jenner filed paperwork on April 23 to run for governor of California in a potential 2021 recall election against current Governor Gavin Newsom. The former Keeping Up With The Kardashians star, 71, is a lifelong Republican who has criticized Newsom in the past. Caitlyn launched her official campaign site, as well:

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Rumours have been floating in recent weeks that Caitlyn Jenner was considering a bid to run for governor of California, and on Friday morning the former Olympic gold medalist made it official.

the home for $3 million in 2000. Property records also indicate no other homes are owned by the actress in California. If the sale does mark her departure from the state, she’d be joining a string of expat celebs.

Cynthia Littleton Business EditorThe falling rate of COVID-19 infections and rising rate of vaccination has prompted California state officials to allow concerts and other indoor events to be held at 75% of capacity in some counties so long as all attendees are vaccinated or have tested negative for the virus.The boost to indoor event capacity levels came as a welcome sign of California’s progress against the pandemic.

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Starting Thursday, attendance at indoor concerts, sporting events, theater performances and conferences is allowed with certain capacity limits based on local Covid-19 infection rates. Those limits were announced on April 2.

With Governor Gavin Newsom announcing on April 6 that California would be ready to "fully open" by June 15, the fate of Los Angeles' many social clubs — which includes three Soho House locations as well as West Hollywood's San Vicente Bungalows — is looking up. For proof of this optimism, look no farther than The Britely, which was originally slated to open in the spring of 2020 but was delayed due to the pandemic and construction setbacks, and finally opened its doors on April 2.

COVID-19 vaccination programme in the region continues.From April 15, the state will allow indoor concerts, sporting events, conferences and theatre performances to be held again in eligible areas.California’s new Blueprint for a Safer Economy identifies certain areas in the state as being Red, Orange or Yellow depending on local case rates, with permitted capacities depending on which colour the area is given.For venues in the Red tier, arenas with capacities of up to 1,500 will be able to

Jordan Moreau Indoor concerts, theaters and other private gatherings may start up again in California beginning on April 15, the state’s Department of Public Heath announced on Friday.However, to attend the reopened events, people will need to prove they have been fully vaccinated against COVID-19 or be tested for the virus.