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The good news is that California finally ramped up its lagging COVID-19 vaccination program mid-month. The bad news, at least for Gov. Gavin Newsom, is that despite the surge, the state fell well short of the 1 million additional inoculations that he had promised during the 10-day period that ended on Jan. 15. Through Jan. 16, the state Department of Public Health reported, 1.3 million Californians had received shots of vaccine since the program began in December, roughly 200,000 below the goal...

Essential Workers Worry as COVID Vaccine Rules Change As states begin prioritizing senior citizens for the COVID-19 vaccine, many essential workers are concerned their vaccinations will be delayed, possibly as late as summer. Jeong Park, The Sacramento Bee   |   January 25, 2021   |  Analysis (TNS) — José Padilla spent the last few months calling on California to prioritize vaccinating its farmworkers, who have to go to the field nearly ...

Trevor Bryan takes on Bermane Stiverne in a late-notice main event change, with Manuel Charr no longer on the card in Florida.

Why couldn’t some vaccinator from the government — or a healthcare provider it contracts with — knock on the door with a COVID-19 vaccine and stick it in our arms?

Why couldn't some vaccinator from the government — or a healthcare provider it contracts with — knock on the door with a COVID-19 vaccine and stick it in our arms?

Im not interested. About 12 million people are eligible for a vaccine now, under the state’s current guidelines. The state has received nearly 5 million doses and administered about 45% of them as of today. Each person requires two doses. There are close to 30 million adults in the state, and some experts have estimated at least 70% of the population needs to be immunized for widespread protection.   The vaccine advisory committee doesn’t make the call about who goes next but members are ...

SACRAMENTO — Gov. Gavin Newsom urged Californians to “hold me accountable” to a goal of administering 1 million doses of Covid-19 vaccine in 10 days, but nearly two weeks later a series of data collection problems have left state officials unable to offer clear evidence of success or fai

Gov. Gavin Newsom urged Californians to “hold me accountable” to a goal of administering 1 million doses of COVID-19 vaccine in 10 days, but nearly two weeks later a series of data collection problems have left state officials unable to offer clear evidence of success or failure. A spoke

Gov. Gavin Newsom said 1 million additional doses of COVID-19 vaccine would be administered in California over the course of 10 days. But due to the state's data collection issues, it is unclear whether he met that goal

Rawene fire: Early morning flare-up threatens houses 18 Jan, 2021 09:25 PM 4 minutes to read A firefighter dampens down the side of Rawene Rd where the fire started on Monday afternoon. Photo / Peter de Graaf Peter de Graaf is a reporter for the Northern Advocatepeter.degraaf@northernadvocate.co.nznorthernadvocat A flare-up threatening homes had firefighters scrambling back to a large forest fire near Rawene about 4.30am this morning. The fire started on the side of Rawene Rd, 2km north of the...