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Updated on February 8, 2021 at 3:19 pm NBCUniversal Media, LLC California Gov. Gavin Newsom on Monday called San Diego a leader in maximizing vaccination efforts after touring one of four local vaccination super sites distributing doses of the COVID-19 vaccine to thousands of people a day. "Let me focus now on why I came here to San Diego, and that was to acknowledge leadership, demonstrable leadership, leadership that is now truly leading the state of California. San Diego [was] the first county, the first city to put a site together like this," Newsom said from inside downtown San Diego's P...

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Print County officials pleaded for patience Thursday as scheduling issues, and long wait times for service, plagued San Diego’s coronavirus vaccination system. Many say they are struggling to schedule first or second appointments and those visiting local vaccination super stations, especially the one across the street from Petco Park, reported hours-long waits for service Thursday morning. Acknowledging the situation in a weekly COVID-19 briefing, county officials clicked their way through a new interactive map that shows the region’s growing number of vaccination sites. But many, includi...

Updated on January 27, 2021 at 5:22 pm NBCUniversal Media, LLC San Diego County’s coronavirus vaccination super station near the downtown ballpark reopened Wednesday after being shut down for two days due to wild winter weather. The downtown San Diego site – located at 1235 K St. at the lot at Tailgate Park near Petco Park – reopened at 7 a.m. but already at 5 a.m., there were cars waiting in line to make their way through the drive-up testing area. D ownload our NBC 7 mobile app for iOS or Android to get San Diego’s latest First Alert Weather and breaking news. Local The line w...

By Arturo Castañares Editor-at-Large A lawsuit seeking to undo the City of San Diego’s lease of a downtown building plagued by financial scandal and equipment failures was amended to claim the deal is illegal under the state’s constitution and is now seeking the return of over $23 million already paid by the City. “The lawsuit was filed by a concerned taxpayer to do what the City isn’t doing – demanding the money back for a building that can’t be used. The lease purchase agreement was unconstitutional on its face and is void,” Maria Severson, one of the lawyers representing pla...