COVID Vaccines: Bay Area Transit Workers Become Eligible For Shots
Transit workers across California can begin registering for vaccines Monday, as part of the latest change to the state's constantly evolving distribution plan.
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Transit workers across California can begin registering for vaccines Monday, as part of the latest change to the state's constantly evolving distribution plan.
As some debate the differences between the approved COVID-19 vaccines, health officials across the Bay Area gave their endorsement of all three shots, saying the vaccines are highly effective.
Contra Costa and Sonoma counties moved into the red tier on Sunday, permitting restaurants to reopen limited indoor dining. However, just because businesses could open their doors doesn't mean they did.
San Francisco will allow people with HIV to get vaccinated, along with people who identify as deaf or disabled, starting on Monday when California opens up the number of residents eligible for the coronavirus vaccine.
Police arrested a 34-year-old man suspected of hitting an elderly Petaluma man with a large bamboo stick last week.
Although Hawaii residents have the highest life expectancy in the nation they were nearly tied with California residents, according to newly-released data from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
March is typically not the time of year for football but the Friday night lights are back on as schools in the Bay Area try to salvage some sort of season.
No matter if you're getting a COVID shot in San Francisco, San Mateo, Alameda or Marin counties, the story is often the same: there are not enough doses to go around.
On Thursday Pres. Biden signed a $1.9 trillion relief package called the American Rescue Plan. Out of that, the city of Oakland is expecting to get roughly $190 million.
Pres. Biden announced a plan to ask state health departments to open COVID-19 vaccine eligibility to all Americans over the age of 18. Bay Area public health experts say it's going to be a massive logistical challenge but it is possible.
Public health officials in Santa Clara County say a significant shortage of the vaccine has throttled and threatened to stall their efforts to battle the coronavirus.
California officials pushed the safety and efficacy of the new one-shot Johnson & Johnson coronavirus vaccine on Thursday as the state looks ahead to drastically loosening restrictions that have altered life in the nation's most populous state.
Health officials in Santa Clara County on Wednesday confirmed they have stopped scheduling first dose appointments for the COVID vaccine due to a lack of supply from the state.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention released the results of a study that examined that first 13.7-million people to receive the vaccine and found that women experienced worse side effects than men.
The House approved the final version of President Biden's $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief bill on Wednesday, handing the new president a significant legislative victory as he works to stabilize an economy still struggling to rebound from the depths of the COVID-19 pandemic.
