Liberty High School had a higher graduation rate than Kern High District's overall graduation rate at 95.8 percent, according to the California Department of Education
State health order causes Berryessa campgrounds to close
LAKE BERRYESSA Campgrounds at Lake Berryessa will be closed due to the state’s more restrictive stay-at-home order.
However, “day-use areas and boat launches will remain open unless already closed due to the LNU Lightning Complex Fire incident,” the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation announced Friday.
“In support of the California Regional Stay-At-Home order and requests from Napa County health officials, all campgrounds will temporarily close until further notice. Camping and cabins will be closed at all concession areas including Markley Cove Resort, Pleasure Cove Marina, Steele Canyon Recreation Area, Spanish Flat Recreation Area, and Putah Canyon Recreation Area,” the bureau statement said.
JAMUL
A 69-year-old suspected drunken driver plowed through traffic cones in Jamul and struck a worker directing traffic at a freeway construction zone Wednesday night, authorities said.
The 27-year-old man later died from his injuries.
The worker was directing traffic on west state Route 94 east of Cougar Canyon Drive shortly after 9:50 p.m. when the motorist drove his 1996 Lincoln Town Car through the cones and hit him. The worker was on foot and working with a crew painting stripes on the roadway near Steele Canyon High School, California Highway Patrol Officer Travis Garrow said.
The man suffered major injuries and was rushed to the hospital, where he died. He worked for a company that is a subcontractor to Caltrans, Garrow said. His name was not released. He was a San Diego resident.