San Diegans 65 years of age and older are the next priority group for COVID-19 vaccination. However, due to the limited supply of doses in the region, only a few health care providers have vaccine available for their patients in this group.
The County of San Diego has reached a somber milestone in the COVID-19 pandemic, reporting a total of 2,005 San Diegans lost to the virus.
01:46 Credit: Courtesy of Steve Wyrick. Ladies and gentlemen, Houdini the Husky has performed his best trick yet with the help of a professional magician. The dog who needed a home after being adopted and returned seven times has vanished from the San Diego County Animal Shelter and is now in the loving and capable hands of his new best friend, a Las Vegas headlining magician.
2020 is over. And many hope 2021 will be better. But what do the experts say, at least when it comes to the economy?
The push is on in the County of San Diego to vaccinate for COVID-19 as quickly as possible.
Gov. Gavin Newsom has announced that people 65 years of age and older are the next priority group for COVID-19 vaccination, and the County is planning to make the vaccine available to them as soon as possible.
The County Board of Supervisors unanimously voted Tuesday to apply for $12 million in additional state funding for the No Place Like Home program.
The County Board of Supervisors received its first update of the year on the region’s COVID-19 response.
Looking for a good book? A great movie, e-book, audio-book, kid-book? There’s no better place to start than with the County Library’s Top 10 lists of books and materials readers and movie lovers checked out in 2020!
The County’s first-of-its-kind COVID-19 Vaccination Super Station opened today at Petco Park, where about 3,500 health care professionals were scheduled to get their first dose of the vaccine in their vehicles.
