Buckle up. California’s vaccination plan is taking another sharp turn. The state will now devote 40% of available COVID-19 vaccinesto residents of the most disadvantaged areas, officials announced Wednesday night. The major shift in policy is intended to slow the spread of the coronavirus, especially in communities that have been disproportionately affected by the pandemic, my colleagues report. Advertisement The latest change comes amid mounting evidence that Latino and Black communities are falling behind white and Asian ones in getting access to the COVID-19 vaccines, even though they ...