SANTA CLARA, Calif.—California Gov. Gavin Newsom announced on April 6 that the state will fully reopen its economy on June 15. That’s the plan as long as the state has enough COVID-19 vaccines for those age 16 and older and hospitalization rates are low and stable. In California, 20 million vaccines have been administered, including 4 million to communities that have been hit hardest. Right now, most of the state is in the Orange Tier, or moderate risk level, on the state’s reopening blueprint map. “We anticipate over 30 million people will have been vaccinated at least one dose by the end of the calendar month. With the expectation of an abundance of doses coming in from the federal government through the end of this month and into May, we can confidently say by June 15, that we can start to open up as business as usual,” Newsom said during …