Philip Teresi

Shelter in place begins at midnight through 3/31. What does that mean? We discuss with Ray to start the show. Theaters may be closed but Netflix is letting you join your friends for a social-distance friendly movie night. Listeners respond. City of Fresno Communications Director Mark Standriff joins the show to discuss the details.

The City of Fresno has issued an emergency order for COVID-19. Shelter in place begins at midnight through 3/31. What does that mean? We discuss with Ray Appleton to start the show.

Lorraine Salazar of Sal's and the Fresno Chapter of the California Restaurant Association joins the show to discuss the latest restrictions on restaurants. Listeners comment. Gov. Newsom quoted as saying "I don't think the schools are going to open again" and Fresno State announces it has cancelled commencement ceremonies. Listeners respond. REM is back on the charts and it's not supposed to be funny, but it is.

In the little bit of sports news happening, Tom Brady is leaving the Patriots. Additional stores are adjusting hours to meet customers' needs and to provide adequate cleaning. Amazon is prioritizing household staples and medical supplies from merchants amid Coronavirus outbreak, so Amazon Prime may take a little longer than usual. The latest restaurant closures, including Starbucks. Listeners comment.

On the bright side, if you're looking for a job, grocery stores need employees to stock shelves, help with curbside delivery, to clean, etc. Local supermarkets step up with special hours of operation for those in need. Stupid people continue to exist in the year of Coronavirus and call 911 over toilet paper "shortages." Don't do that. A pair of brothers in Tennessee looking to make big money by selling hand sanitizer are being investigated by the state attorney general... and now they're donating $17,000 worth of it.

Welcome to Tuesday, Day 2 of kids being out of school and many working from home. Chuck Van Fleet, owner of Vino Grille & Spirits and President of the Fresno Chapter of the California Restaurant Association joins the show to talk about what exactly is going on with the restaurants in the valley. An executive order has just been released from the City of Fresno, limiting all local restaurants to food delivery and takeout only. City of Fresno Communications Director Mark Standriff joins the show with the latest information.

Listeners discuss whether or not listener Jacob should postpone his wedding, including vendors and other families with weddings planned in the next two weeks. Bars may be closed but St. Patrick's Day won't be cancelled thanks to the Dropkick Murphys, who will be live streaming their show from Boston tomorrow at 4PM PST.

We discuss the details and implications of the State of Emergency in Fresno. A few feel good stories related to communities stepping up for others, including a landlord who is waiving rent and Bitwise delivering groceries to those that can't get them for themselves. Today's episode of Another One Bites the Dust, Regal theaters, NFL Draft (to the public), Saturday Night Live and maybe one listener's wedding. Listeners comment.

Coronavirus shelter is now in place in the Bay Area, impacting 6.7 million in 6 counties ordered to stay home. Listeners respond. Mayor Lee Brand declares a state of emergency for the City of Fresno.

Back from an interesting weekend, no doubt. With people working from home and students out of school, Comcast is offering customers and those without service, options to meet their internet access needs. Merced schools have finally announced closures starting Thursday. Merced Union High School District Director of Communications director joins the show for more clarification. Listeners respond.