California Coronavirus Updates: Sacramentans Are Getting Vaccinated, But The County Remains In The Red Tier
Thursday, April 22, 2021 | Sacramento, CA
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Despite what could have been considered setbacks amid a statewide vaccine eligibility expansion, more than half of all Sacramento County residents are now at least partially vaccinated against COVID-19. Only people 16 years or older can receive the vaccine.
In recent weeks, federal health officials halted the use of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine, and two planned mass vaccination sites in South Sacramento one of the hardest hit areas of the county have seen slow progress.
California Coronavirus Updates: Sacramentans Are Getting Vaccinated, But The County Remains In The Red Tier
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SEIU calls off Sacramento school strike at last minute, allowing all schools to reopen
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The ongoing stalemate in labor negotiations between the Sacramento City Unified School District and the Service Employees International Union could lead to a scenario where students face picket lines on campus when in-person learning resumes next week.The local SEIU chapter, which represents 1,900 members including custodians, bus drivers, instructional aides and food service workers, announced on Thursday that it is planning a two-day strike.The strike dates are April 22 and 23.The union contends it still has concerns about safety and affordable child care for its members. The main thing we want is for the distancing to be universal, for the N-95 mask to be fitted. And, we need to figure a way to get daycare for our kids, said Karla Faucett, SEIU chapter president.However, the district countered those claims. The main concerns are not health and safety, as framed by SEIU, but instead center on the amount of stipends their members will receive and whether their members will rec