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Nurse Union Rips State Plan Allowing Asymptomatic Covid Positive Healthcare Workers to Return to Work
New guidance from the California Department of Health (CDPH) intended to ease a critical staff shortage at hospitals is facing immediate backlash from nurses and most San Diego health care providers. NBC 7’s Artie Ojeda reports.
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Nurses' Union Rips State Plan Allowing Asymptomatic COVID-Positive Health Care Workers to Return to Work
New guidance from the California Department of Health (CDPH) intended to ease a critical staff shortage at hospitals is facing immediate backlash from nurses and most San Diego health care providers. The guidelines, announced Saturday, are effective January 8 through February 1, 2022 and temporarily adjusts the return to work criteria for Health Care Personnel (HCP). According to the temporary guidance,…
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School Starts for Ramona Unified — With Masks — After Board Reverses Opt-Out Decision
Ramona students returned to in-person learning for the first time since the beginning of the pandemic — with masks required indoors. NBC 7’s Artie Ojeda has the story.
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School Starts for Ramona Unified — With Masks — After Board Reverses Opt-Out Decision
It was the first day back to school for thousands of students in the Ramona Unified School District, and despite efforts against it, masks were required.
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Classes Begin for Ramona Unified School District — With Masks
School is back in session for the Ramona Unified School District — masks and all. NBC 7’s Melissa Adan reports.
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Ramona Unified Reverses Decision on Optional Masks Indoors
NBC 7’s Dave Summers reports form the Ramona Unified School District’s special board meeting to discuss mask rules for students.
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Ramona Unified Reverses Decision on Optional Masks Indoors
The Ramona Unified School District reversed course on its mask policy Monday days after making coverings optional for students indoors and has aligned its policy with county and state requirements, for now.
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Ramona Unified Gives Parents Option to Opt Children Out of Mask Requirement
NBC 7’s Dave Summers spoke to parents on both side of the debate.
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Ramona Unified Gives Parents Option to Opt Children Out of Mask Requirement
The Ramona Unified School District will let parents opt their children out of indoor face mask requirements at school.
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California Now Has a Digital COVID-19 Vaccine Record Tool
Residents can input a few personal details – name, date of birth and email or phone – and get a link to a QR code and digital copy of their COVID-19 vaccination record from the state’s immunization registry.
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Mask Mandate Confusion: What Are the Rules?
NBC 7’s Lauren Coronado answers San Diegans questions about the rules for masking.
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Face Masks in San Diego: What Are the Rules, Right Now?
Face masks. Everyone is talking about them. But who has to wear them in San Diego County, right now? And where? And when? Here’s a breakdown of where the local rules for face masks stand – at least for now.
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Calif. Won't Align With CDC on Relaxed Mask Guidance
California’s head of Health and Human Services says the state will not align with the new relaxed mask-wearing guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. California plans to wait until June 15 to ease restrictions.
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CDPH Relaxes Some Capacity Limits at Workplaces, Venues and Theme Parks for the Fully Vaccinated
The California Department of Public Health (CDPH) on Wednesday updated capacity restrictions in some areas with regards to fully-vaccinated people.
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San Diegan Creates Twitter Bot to Help Find Open Vaccine Appointments
NBC 7’s Jackie Crea heard from the bot’s creator, and from an at-risk woman having trouble getting a vaccine appointment.
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San Diegan Creates Twitter Bot to Help Find Open Vaccine Appointments
A San Diego native used his tech background and created a bot that scans websites and notifies people when COVID-19 vaccine appointments open up
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Big Win Allows Cheerleaders Back on Sidelines for Spring Sports
Hundreds of high school football games were played Friday night and even a few college hoops matchups, but cheerleaders might have taken home the biggest victory.
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Cheerleaders Back on the Sideline After Health Department Reverses Ban
The CDPH reversed a recent ban on cheerleading at high school sports. NBC 7’s Dave Summers heard reaction from cheerleaders and parents.
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New California Guidance on Social Gatherings
The state health department is now allowing gatherings of up to three households. NBC 7’s Amber Frias shared the details on some rules you must follow.