Napa County looks to allow more indoor activities
First Street is seen empty in Napa, Calif. Tuesday, May 5, 2020. A handful of businesses in Napa have made the decision to begin reopening their dining rooms at a limited scale ahead of shelter-in-place orders (Getty Images)
Napa County could soon be able to loosen COVID-19 restrictions, because it's expected to move into a new tier in the state's reopening system.
The county is eligible to enter the orange tier on California's color-coded rating system.
That would enable restaurants, gyms and places of worship to resume services indoors.
If the number of COVID-19 cases remains stable, Napa County could exit from the red tier on Tuesday and take advantage of the opportunities to open more businesses and institutions, according to health agencies.