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As Sacramento County health officials continue to encourage residents to get their COVID-19 shots, they’re also making plans to administer the vaccine to younger children once it’s approved.

Burnout is affecting nearly everyone in any position, but it seems to be very acute in the medical field.

Californias unemployment agency is implementing reforms after struggling to keep up during the pandemic. However, at a special legislative hearing yesterday, the agency said that some problems could take years to fix.

(NMC) — Community members who want to pursue a career in nursing are invited to attend Northern Marianas College’s free info session on Thursday, Oct. 28, 2021 at NMCs Olympio

Recent numbers show that the Sacramento area unemployment rate was 5.5% in September. That’s nearly a 10% drop from a year-and-a-half ago when pandemic restrictions triggered mass layoffs.

ONTARIO — During the Treasure Valley Community College Board of Directors monthly meeting on Tuesday, board member Roger Findley asked Vice President of Academic Affairs Eddie Alves, why classes for

LOUISVILLE — In order to help solve a shortage of nurses in the region, Bellarmine University’s nursing school has added a January start date for its one-year accelerated nursing degree

The Sacramento County Public Health Department is investigating a COVID-19 outbreak in the countys main jail and a correctional center in Elk Grove that has left nearly 70 people quarantined.

Dr. Daris Lee Small, 93, passed from this life to Heaven at her home Wednesday, Oct. 13, 2021. She was born in Martinsburg, the youngest of three children to Or

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (KT) – In order to help solve a shortage of nurses in the region, Bellarmine University’s nursing school has added a January start date for its one-year accelerated