No Go: San Diego Auto Show Puts It in Park Again in 2021
For the second year in a row, gear-heads hoping to get their geek on at the San Diego International Auto Show will leave their whips in the driveway.
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Surging Employee Vaccination Rates Indicate Mandates are Working
While not everyone may agree with them, COVID-19 vaccine mandates on employees appear to be working based on a growing rate of inoculations being reported by companies across the country.
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The Pandemic Didn't Stop the Spreckels Organ Society
The pandemic stopped live concerts and halted life in Balboa Park, but the famed Spreckles Organ Society found a way to thrive.
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Latest Coronavirus Updates: FDA Approves Expanding US Booster Campaign
Here’s what you need to know about the spread of the coronavirus in San Diego County, including how many cases have been reported and the latest updates from local health officials.
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Is It Time to Get a COVID-19 Booster? Which One? What You Need to Know
Millions more Americans are now eligible for COVID-19 boosters and they can get a different vaccine than their first shots
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US Officials Keep Close Watch on the ‘Delta Plus' Covid Mutation as It Spreads in the UK
The AY.4.2 subvariant has been detected in at least five cases in the U.S.: in Washington, D.C., California, North Carolina, Washington state and Massachusetts.
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Pfizer Says Its COVID-19 Vaccine Is More Than 90% Effective in Kids
Pfizer says kid-size doses of its COVID-19 vaccine are safe and nearly 91% effective at preventing symptomatic infections in elementary school children
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CDC Expands Booster Rollout, OKs Mixing Shots
Millions more Americans are closer to getting a COVID-19 booster as influential government advisers on Thursday endorsed extra doses of all three of the nation’s vaccines — and said people could choose a different company’s brand for that next shot.
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China Is Pushing a New COVID Origin Theory: Maine Lobsters
In mid-September, Marcel Schliebs, a disinformation researcher at the University of Oxford who had been tracking messaging that Chinese diplomats and state media spread on Twitter for 18 months, spotted the emergence of a surprising coronavirus origin theory.
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US Marks 200M COVID-19 Shots Shared With World
While aid groups have praised the U.S. for leading the world in vaccine donations, they have criticized the U.S. for approving booster doses for use in the country.
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Former NFL Player Guilty of ID Theft, COVID-19 Relief Fraud
A former NFL wide receiver and South Florida native has pleaded guilty to stealing identities to fraudulently obtain coronavirus-related unemployment insurance benefits in California
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FDA OKs Mixing COVID Vaccines; Backs Moderna, J&J Boosters
U.S. regulators on Wednesday signed off on extending COVID-19 boosters to Americans who got the Moderna or Johnson & Johnson vaccine and said anyone eligible for an extra dose can get a brand different from the one they received initially.
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WHO Warns of Rise in Covid Cases Across Europe for Third Consecutive Week as Restrictions Are Eased
There were more than 1.3 million Covid cases reported across the continent over the week ended Sunday, a 7% jump from the prior seven days.
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White House Details Plans to Vaccinate 28M Children Age 5-11
Kids aged 5 to 11 will soon be able to get a COVID-19 shot at their pediatrician’s office, local pharmacy and potentially even their school
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Students Who Get Vaccinated at This Miami Private School Told to Stay Home for 30 Days
Centner Academy asked parents to consider holding off on vaccinating their children until the summer and repeated false and misleading claims about COVID vaccines.
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Senate Report Urges Charging Brazil's Leader Over Pandemic
A Brazilian Senate report has recommended pursuing crimes against humanity and other charges against President Jair Bolsonaro for allegedly bungling Brazil’s response to COVID-19
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Southwest: We Won't Put Unvaccinated Workers on Unpaid Leave
“We are not going to fire any employees over this,” the company’s CEO said last week.
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San Francisco's Only In-N-Out Closed Temporarily for Avoiding Vaccine Status Checks
San Francisco health officials shut down the In-N-Out burger at Fisherman’s Wharf on Oct. 14 for violating the city’s health order.
