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California allows vaccinations for everyone age 16 and up AMY TAXIN and DON THOMPSON, Associated Press April 15, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail 17 1of17Parent Maria Hernandez, originally from Guatemala, with her sons, Edwin Gomez, 10, and Jesus Gomez, 9, arrive to get tested at a COVID-19 testing and vaccination site by the Los Angeles Unified School District in at the Roybal Learning Center in Los Angeles Thursday, April 15, 2021. California Gov. Gavin Newsom is urging all schools in the state to reopen, saying there are no health barriers to getting children back into classrooms and...

Riverside County still in ‘planning stage' of vaccinating homeless population Natalia Gurevich Every day, Mark McGowan pulls a handful of names from a list of about 230 homeless people living at the Coachella Valley Rescue Mission and around its campus. The supervisor has to receive word from the shelter's in-house medical provider SAC Health System that there are available vaccines  before he springs into action.  Once he does, he and a staff member pile into a van along with chosen clients and drive to the nearby Loma Linda University Children’s Health in Indio, where the vaccin...

In summary How will vaccines get into the arms of people in low-income communities? And the 40% allotment also raises questions about whether other Californians will be pushed lower on the priority list — particularly people with high-risk health conditions Lea este artículo en español.  Another sudden shift in state policy has triggered an array of concerns and confusion today about how California’s still-scarce COVID-19 vaccine supplies will be divvied up. Dr. Mark Ghaly, the state’s top health official, announced that 40% of California’s vaccine supply, starting with 2 million ...

Riverside County set to receive more doses with California’s new vaccine system Some big changes are expected for California’s pandemic response. Governor Newsom’s administration said that a portion of vaccine doses will be dedicated to the state’s most vulnerable neighborhoods  News Channel 3’s Dani Romero has more  on which communities would be prioritized and how that will work.  Juan Rodriguez is relieved to finally be getting his COVID-19 shot.  “It feels good," said Juan Rodriguez. "I am happy to get it. I was kinda nervous a little bit but now I am excited that mostly e...

"I believe this is a third grade classroom and you'll see approximately 15 desks," he said. Students from transitional kindergarten, or TK, to fifth grade are getting ready to return on a hybrid schedule starting in mid March. "Students are going to be coming in an a.m., and on p.m. session there won't be the traditional recesses or lunches on campus but it is that first step," Kelley said. There are so many changes. The school district posted informational videos on its website so parents and students get a better idea of what safety protocols they can expect before coming back to campus.