If you’re planning to celebrate Thanksgiving or other holiday events with family and friends, make sure they’re all vaccinated or take other measures to prevent getting and spreading COVID-19.
Influenza cases in the San Diego region have been steadily increasing, prompting County health officials to encourage residents to continue getting vaccinated.
The County of San Diego has announced three new shigella cases associated with an ongoing outbreak, bringing the total to 38 confirmed and three probable cases among people experiencing homelessness.
Children ages 5 years and older are now eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine.
The County of San Diego supports the California Department of Public Health recommendation for a COVID-19 booster dose for anyone 18 and older who wants one and meets the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines for time between doses.
Flu cases continue to outpace numbers of influenza cases compared to last season, the County Health and Human Services Agency reported today.
The County is expanding homeless outreach services by forming a North Region team to address the needs of people experiencing homelessness in North San Diego County.
