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    Bay Area tightens COVID-19 restrictions; Santa Clara County orders travel quarantine

    by Rong-Gong Lin II, Los Angeles Times Nov 29, 2020 4 minutes

    SAN FRANCISCO — As the COVID-19 pandemic rapidly worsens across California, San Francisco and San Mateo counties on Saturday were moved into the state's most restrictive tier, which forces the closure of indoor gyms and movie theaters.

    At the same time, Santa Clara County issued its own tightened COVID-19 rules that in some ways are stricter than the ones issued by Los Angeles County on Friday. Under Santa Clara County's directive, people must quarantine for 14 days upon return from travel of more than 150 miles, hotels will be open for only essential travel or isolation and quarantine, and nonessential retail establishments will be limited to 10%

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