Low-interest federal disaster loans are available to help San Diego County small businesses affected by the civil unrest that began May 26, 2020 and do not have the financial ability to offset the adverse impact without hardship.
The County will continue to hold virtual Board of Supervisors meetings on Tuesday, Aug. 4 and Wednesday, Aug. 5.
Six out of every 10 adult San Diegans are at extra risk for severe illness should they contract the novel coronavirus.
Based on new guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, it is no longer recommended that employers require employees who tested positive for COVID-19 to be tested again before they can return to work.
A record number of COVID-19 deaths were reported in San Diego, bringing the region’s total to 505, the County Health and Human Services Agency announced today.
The County is intensifying its outreach efforts to Latinos across the region because they are carrying a bigger burden of COVID-19 compared to other groups.
What does San Diego County need to do to get off the state’s watchlist? The answer is in San Diegans’ hands.
