Watch: Gov. Newsom addresses regional stay-at-home order now impacting Coachella Valley

Governor Gavin Newsom is speaking at 9:30 Monday morning about the implementation of a new regional stay-at-home order that began over the weekend.

You can watch it live on News Channel 3 and in the player below:

The stay-at-home order is impacting residents in the Southern California and San Joaquin Valley areas. It was triggered over the weekend when the intensive care unit capacity in the two regions fell below 15%, the threshold set by the governor's office.

The mandate aims to bring down the soaring number of hospitalizations and reduce strain on medical facility staff.

The order went into effect Sunday at 11:59 p.m.

Under the new stay-at-home order, barbershops and hair salons must close, restaurants are limited to take-out and delivery only, and capacity inside retail stores and shopping centers is maxed at 20%.

Hotels and lodging are may remain open for critical infrastructure support, as can offices.

Schools with waivers will be allowed to remain open. Places of worship are restricted to outdoor only services.

The following businesses/recreational facilities will be required to close:
-- indoor and outdoor playgrounds;
-- indoor recreational facilities;
-- hair salons and barbershops;
-- personal care services;
-- museums, zoos, and aquariums;
-- movie theaters;
-- wineries;
-- bars, breweries and distilleries;
-- family entertainment centers;
-- cardrooms and satellite wagering;
-- limited services;
-- live audience sports; and
-- amusement parks.

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