Police in California have started ticketing people having picnics and congregating in beach areas as law enforcement cracks down on violators of the statewide stay-at-home order
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Citations have been given in San Francisco, Santa Cruz, and San Diego County, some to people failing to social distance in beach areas. , respectively, to contain the coronavirus disease, officials said that law enforcement would rely on voluntary compliance from residents instead of issuing citations.in violation of the order.
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