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Los Angeles Fire Department paramedics move an injured person into an ambulance after a car crashed on Sunset Boulevard in Los Angeles on Dec. 26, 2020. With hospitals overflowing due to COVID-19, L.A. County health officials have now instructed ambulance crews to make a call on whether patients have a chance of survival before transporting them to hospital. | Damian Dovarganes / AP
Los Angeles County Division 1 Assistant Chief Scott Hale wears a mask for protection against COVID-19 during this year September 11 remembrance in Hermosa Beach. Photo
Los Angeles County Division 1 Assistant Chief Scott Hale wears a mask for protection against COVID-19 during this year’a September 11 remembrance in Hermosa Beach. Photo
Los Angeles County’s nearly 4,000 firefighters, including those at the Hermosa Beach fire station, have received the first dose of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccination, Los Angeles County Division 1 Assistant Chief Scott Hale said this week.
Hale, whose responsibilities include the Hermosa Beach station, said firefighter paramedics began administering the vaccine to fellow firefighters on Wednesday, Dec. 23, and completed the vaccinations on Monday, Dec 28. The second dose of the two-dose vaccine will be administered 28 days after the first dose, Hale said.
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December 28, 2020
A new strain of coronavirus could be responsible for the ongoing case surge in Los Angeles County and other parts of California. State Health and Human Services Secretary Dr. Mark Ghaly says this new mutation of the virus is much more contagious than the current one.
This strain of the virus, which was first detected in the United Kingdom, has not yet surfaced in California. But officials are on high alert for it. The Los Angeles County Public Health Department has asked all local testing labs to probe swabs for a gene detection pattern present in the new strain. Dr. Ghaly says this variation does not appear to be more deadly than the current strain. USC Virologist Dr. Paula Cannon believes the coronavirus vaccines now being distributed are strong enough to protect against multiple strains, including this new, more contagious one.
Churches adapt to the pandemic, to hold Christmas services outdoors
Of course, in 2020 fashion, Christmas Eve mass here in Bakersfield will look much different Thursday than in previous years. Some churches have decided to cancel their services altogether due to the pandemic, while others are choosing to live stream services virtually.
Posted at 8:32 AM, Dec 24, 2020
and last updated 2020-12-24 11:35:01-05
BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KERO) â Around the world, millions of people typically start their Christmas by attending a Christmas Eve mass. But due to the pandemic and restrictions that will change this year.
Many churches have had to cancel services completely but there are a handful that will continue with the traditional mass. 23ABC spoke to Deacon David Rodriguez with St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church who said his church will hold mass but will do so outdoors.