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Apple is temporarily closing all California stores amid the state's COVID-19 surge.
Stores are currently open for pickup of existing online orders, Genius Bar appointments or one-on-one shopping sessions made through Dec. 22, the company's website said.
Apple, which has over 50 stores in the state, had initially started temporarily closing all Los Angeles-area locations on Friday.
California reported 43,608 new COVID-19 cases and 272 deaths on Saturday. Four regions -- San Joaquin Valley, Southern California, Greater Sacramento and the Bay Area -- are under a regional stay-at-home order based on intensive care unit capacity.
-ABC News' Matthew Fuhrman contributed to this report
