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You received a second dose of the COVID-19 vaccine. Now what? After you receive the second dose of a COVID-19 vaccine, what can you safely do? An infectious disease specialist answers your questions. KABC Share: LONG BEACH, Calif. -- Once you receive the second dose of COVID-19 vaccine, does this mean you are free to go about your life as you did before the coronavirus pandemic? ABC7 checked in with Infectious Disease Specialist Dr. Umber Chohan from Kaiser Permanente to find out. Do I still need to wear a mask? Dr. Chohan said that the CDC recommends that vaccinated folks still wear a mask.

You received a second dose of the COVID-19 vaccine. Now what? After you receive the second dose of a COVID-19 vaccine, what can you safely do? An infectious disease specialist answers your questions. KABC Share: LONG BEACH, Calif. (KABC) -- Once you receive the second dose of COVID-19 vaccine, does this mean you are free to go about your life as you did before the coronavirus pandemic? ABC7 checked in with Infectious Disease Specialist Dr. Umber Chohan from Kaiser Permanente to find out. Do I still need to wear a mask? Dr. Chohan said that the CDC recommends that vaccinated folks still wear a...

SoCal stay-at-home order expected to be extended as region's hospitals struggle with COVID-19 surge Replay Video UP NEXT The state's stay-at-home order for Southern California was originally set to expire Monday, but with ICUs reporting almost no available capacity, it is likely to be extended well into 2021. The stay-at-home order was imposed on any California region where available capacity in intensive-care units dropped below 15%. The original order was set to last three weeks, expiring Dec. 28. But Southern California's ICU capacity stands at 0% as hospitals strain under a continuing in...

The state's stay-at-home order for Southern California was originally set to expire Monday, but with ICUs reporting almost no available capacity, it is likely to be extended well into 2021. The stay-at-home order was imposed on any California region where available capacity in intensive-care units dropped below 15%. The original order was set to last three weeks, expiring Dec. 28. But Southern California's ICU capacity stands at 0% as hospitals strain under a continuing increase in new patients. To exit from the stay-at-home order, a region has to move back to at least 15% ICU capacity. Afte...