What will California look like after Tuesday?
FILE  In this May 14, 2021, file photo, signs instruct visitors on the proper way to wear masks at the Universal City Walk in Universal City, Calif. California is keeping its rules for wearing facemasks in place until the state more broadly lifts its pandemic restrictions on June 15. State officials said Monday, May 17 that the delay will give people time to prepare, and for the state to make sure that virus cases stay low. (AP Photo/Marcio Jose Sanchez, File)  FRESNO, California (KSEE/KGPE)  Californians are getting their first glimpse Friday into what life will look like after the June 15 reopening of the states economy. In a news release from Governor Newsoms office, the transition from the soon-to-be terminated stay-at-home order and blueprints for a safer economy is detailed. Restrictions Ending  According to the governors office, June 15 will bring the end of mandated physical distancing, capacity restrictions, county tier systems and masks for vaccinated Californians. Restaurants, shopping malls, movie theaters and other businesses are set to feel a lot like before COVID-19.  Mask Mandate  Additionally, Californias Department of Public Health will lift the mask mandated for vaccinated individuals. It is yet to be seen how this will be handled with simultaneous guidance from Cal/OSHA suggesting that masks and social distancing will be mandated in the workplace, regardless of your vaccination status. The governors office does say that mask requirements will still exist for uniquely vulnerable settings including hospitals, long-term care facilities, homeless shelters and public transit. Proof Of Vaccination  Guidance from Governor Newsom indicates that indoor events expected to be attended by more than 5,000 people will require either a proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 status for attendees. For outdoor events of 10,000 people or more a recommendation is being made for attendees to provide proof of vaccination or negative COVID-19 status.