As San Diegans head into the Memorial Day holiday weekend, the County is reminding residents to practice social distancing, avoid crowded places and cover their face when they leave their home.
As part of efforts to expand COVID-19 testing, the County will be opening sites in rural communities and other areas of the region.
Restaurants and stores can now open to serve customers in person. However, they must follow specific guidelines to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
As the County awaits a response from the state on its plan to allow in-person dining and shopping, health officials want people to know that face coverings and physical distancing will be required when entering these businesses.
The County Board of Supervisors today approved two measures intended to allow the region to accelerate the reopening of the local economy.
County health officials will be presenting to the Board of Supervisors tomorrow the region’s plan that would allow it to accelerate the reopening of the local economy.
The opportunity only comes once every 10 years – a chance to redraw the boundaries of the County’s five supervisorial districts.
The region’s COVID-19 testing is expanding next week, with new sites being added in central and southeastern San Diego, the County Health and Human Services Agency announced today.
Due to the restrictions on gatherings in response to COVID-19, in-person participation at the County Board of Supervisors meetings on Tuesday, May 19 and Wednesday, May 20 will not be permitted. The public can watch the meetings live online or on television, and submit eComments or speak via teleconference.
For front-line workers, personal protective equipment like masks and gloves are essential in the fight against COVID-19. However, global demand has made supplies scare. Here in San Diego County, Rady Children’s Foundation and the Rock Church have joined forces to collect these items for the County to distribute to the workers who need them. If […]
