San Francisco is set to enter the yellow tier. Here s what will reopen
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Bartender Robin Hansen mixes cocktails at Padrecitos in San Francisco. The city’s restaurants will be able to expand the number of people allowed to dine inside when San Francisco advances to the yellow tier of California’s reopening blueprint.Amy Osborne / Special to The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less
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People enjoy outdoor dining at Padrecitos in San Francisco. City restaurants will be allowed to invite more people for inside dining once the city reaches the yellow level of California’s reopening plan.Amy Osborne / Special to The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less
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Johnson & Johnson vaccine to resume in SLO County
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and last updated 2021-04-28 21:15:44-04
Johnson & Johnson vaccine administration is resuming in San Luis Obispo County following a recommendation from the California Department of Health.
The report with more information from the Western States Scientific Safety Review Workgroup was released April 26 and concluded that the vaccine is safe and effective.
“It makes me feel wonderful,” she said. “We love living here anyway, but I think we have a certain joy of life here, and we want to get on with it. So, let’s get vaccinated and get on with our lives.”
NBC 7 stopped people walking along State Street in Carlsbad to see how many were vaccinated. Most, but not all, said they were.
“Makes me feel good,” said Karina Vaca. “I know I’m younger, but I’ve got grandmothers that are still alive, so just knowing that they’re safe and people around me are vaccinated, it just makes me feel a lot safer.” Vaca added, “ It makes me feel pressured too, to go and get vaccinated.”