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California Coronavirus Updates: COVID-19 Cases Increasing In Much Of The County Tuesday, April 6, 2021 | Sacramento, CA Find an updated count of COVID-19 cases in California and by county on our tracker here. Latest Updates Many areas of the United States are starting to see an increase in COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations, according to an NPR analysis of data from Johns Hopkins University. The increases vary throughout the country. The Midwest has seen a 58% increase in new cases over the past 14 days, while the number of cases in the Northeast ...

Beginning Monday, all Nevadans 16 and older are eligible to schedule an appointment to receive their COVID-19 vaccine. This puts the state well ahead of President Joe Biden's goal of having each state open vaccine eligibility to all adults by May 1. "We encourage everyone to check for appointments in your area as the vaccine is safe, effective and free," state health official Candice McDaniel said Friday. "Appointments are being added to locations statewide, but may fill up quickly." Washoe County health officials on Monday launched a new website, www.Covid19WashoeVaccine.com, which is book...

Nevada to offer vaccines to residents 16 and up on April 5 SAM METZ, AP/ Report for America March 17, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail Nevada Gov. Steve Sisolak talks during a news conference in Carson City, Nev. on Wednesday, March 17, 2021. Nevada is making all residents ages 16 and older eligible for the coronavirus vaccine starting April 5 as part of its efforts to inoculate the population as quickly as possible. Sisolak on Wednesday said opening appointments would reduce confusion and help address vaccine skepticism and access issues.Samuel Metz/AP CARSON CITY, Nev. (AP) — Nevada is making a...

As customer capacity increased to 50% at casinos, businesses and restaurants, Nevada health officials said Monday they will begin to give back to counties oversight of coronavirus prevention measures.

Newest Nevada vaccine group can self-report health condition March 16, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail LAS VEGAS (AP) — People age 55 and older can self-report to their pharmacist any underlying health conditions that make them eligible to receive COVID-19 vaccinations, Nevada health officials said. As eligibility has broadened in the statewide coronavirus inoculation process, deaths from COVID-19 have fallen to an average of about four per day, state biostatistician Kyra Morgan told a statewide panel on Tuesday. Average deaths during the pandemic peaked at 40 per day in mid-January. Morgan did n...