ANAHEIM, Calif. (CNS)—Two employees at a homeless shelter run by Anaheim and the Salvation Army have been diagnosed with COVID-19, but none of the residents have tested positive for coronavirus, a spokesman said.
On March 30, city officials learned the two staff members, who had flu-like symptoms and were sent home from the emergency shelter at 1300 S. Lewis St., had tested positive for the virus, said Mike Lyster, a spokesman for the city. One is a man and the other is a woman, he said.
