It’s OK to have small, maskless gatherings indoors if everyone is vaccinated, but the CDC still warns against nonessential travel.
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A shot in the arm in the vaccine race: California administers 10 million COVID-19 doses
After a year marked by grim milestones, California has cleared a hopeful hurdle in its fight against COVID-19: administering its 10 millionth vaccine dose.
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Real or fake? Forged documents add another headache to COVID-19 vaccine rollout
Vaccine eligibility requires proof. But as access expands officials have yet to establish what documents will be needed for verification, or a straightforward way to sort phony documents from real ones.
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California to open COVID-19 vaccine to people with cancer, obesity, other conditions
New Leaf Community Markets brand manager Lindsay Gizdich said the store is moving from Pacific Avenue in order to have…
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First doses of COVID-19 vaccine have become limited in California. When will that change?
California is reserving large amounts of COVID-19 vaccine supply for people needing their second dose, leaving fewer first doses available.
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Jockeying over who gets COVID vaccine next: Teachers? Workers? The disabled? The sick?
New Leaf Community Markets brand manager Lindsay Gizdich said the store is moving from Pacific Avenue in order to have…
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California will prioritize COVID-19 vaccine by age, not occupation, in next rounds
The state will accelerate vaccine eligibility based on age under new plan announced by Gov. Gavin Newsom.
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Vaccinating Californians 65 and older may last till June, pushing back timetable for others
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California allows residents 65 and older to get COVID-19 vaccine, but doses remain limited
The federal guidelines call for anyone 65 and older to qualify now for the Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna vaccines. In addition, the federal guidelines say anyone 16 to 64 years old with a documented medical condition should also qualify now.
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When can I get my COVID-19 vaccine? California trying to ramp up distribution
For now, the vaccine is still designated for medical personnel and first responders. But officials expect to provide details soon about the next wave.