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Two additional Humboldt residents have died and Public Health confirmed 132 new COVID-19 cases since Friday, bringing the county's cumulative tally to 2,624 after two...

He says we're about to see the city transform. Big venues like the Philadelphia Free Library, high schools, places of worship, the sports complex parking lot are all possibilities for mass vaccination sites. Bur first Garrow wanted to recognize the frustration with how long this is taking. "We know that you're frustrated. We are too. We want to get this vaccine out. We want to get the city back open and want people to be safe," said Garrow. But he says we need more vaccine. So right now, here's where the vaccine numbers stand. RELATED: Philly health dept. outlines plan to promote vaccination...

Coulee COVID-19 Collaborative reports optimistic numbers, but three deaths January 20, 2021 5:22 PM Mike Tighe Updated: LA CROSSE, Wis. (WKBT) — COVID-19 numbers have improved in several areas, including the fact that new cases dropped to 286 cases this week, down from 419 the previous reporting period, according to the Coulee COVID-19 Collaborative. The collaborative reported Wednesday that three more people died of COVID-19, but the new daily case rate has decreased to 34.6 cases per 100,000. “This is a welcome reduction, but is still above the high threshold o...

REGISTER STAFF It was, arguably, some of the only good news 2020 had to offer: the successful creation of not one but two effective coronavirus vaccines. In late December, Napa County received its first doses of the Pfizer vaccine, which were promptly distributed to the county’s frontline health care workers, as well as residents and staff of the county’s skilled nursing facilities. Still, the ongoing vaccine distribution in Napa County has been made complicated by the still-limited availability of the vaccine itself. Though California has directed counties to prioritize...

Virtual Code Jam Hackathon for ABUSD Students Share this: Are you a student programmer? A beginner interest in coding? Want to improve your skills by learning from professionals and experts? Or perhaps are looking for a volunteering opportunity in the Computer Science field? Join our 2021 all-day Virtual Code Jam Hackathon on February 27th, 2021! Code Jam is an annual student-run collaborative-coding hackathon for all ABC Unified School District students who are interested in coding of all different levels. This is an event where you can code with friends and hear from professionals to have ...