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On Saturday, Cal Fire San Diego through Operation Collaboration was able to get Kear vaccinated. “They came in, gave me my shot, waited their 15 minutes, said goodbye and left," Kear said. "It’s really a pleasure to be able to say, I have a poke in my arm." Kear said she is one step closer to be able to hug her family members. "Now my goal is to hug and I can’t wait, it’s going to be so exciting," she said laughing. Kear's daughter reached out to NBC 7 after seeing an NBC story about another homebound senior getting his shot to share her mother’s concerns, hoping it will pave the...

Creating vaccine access for rural areas of San Diego County With no county sites east of El Cajon, fire and EMS personnel are making sure people in rural areas get their vaccines. and last updated 2021-03-09 09:00:41-05 SAN DIEGO, Calif. (KGTV) - “Operation Collaboration” is made up of a couple dozen San Diego fire and EMS agencies with the goal of getting vaccines out into the community. Most recently, they have started vaccinating agricultural workers and people in rural communities. In addition to the two fixed sites at Cuyamaca College and in Carlsbad, the agencies have hosted p...

As many as half a million additional people in San Diego County will become eligible on Saturday for the COVID-19 vaccine, but supplies remain limited, and it’s expected to take weeks before all those included in the next eligibility tier could get vaccinated.

SAN DIEGO (KUSI) – More than half a million people in San Diego County have become eligible to receive their COVID-19 vaccines, including people who work in emergency services, child care and education, food and agriculture and grocery stores. San Diego County officials announced last week that the vaccines were available for those groups, but also admitted it could take weeks to get a shot to everyone who wants one. “We need folks to be patient,” Supervisor Nathan Fletcher said Wednesday, adding that the county will prioritize K-12 schools in ZIP codes hardest hit by COVID-19. Previous...

More than half a million people in San Diego County have become eligible to receive their COVID-19 vaccines, including people who work in child care and education.