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Teen Girl Dies From COVID-19 in San Diego County
A 15-year-old girl has died from COVID-19, making her the second person under the age of 18 to die during the pandemic in San Diego County. NBC 7’s Rory Devine has more.
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15-Year-Old Girl Dies From COVID-19, Second Death in San Diego County of Someone Under 18 Years Old
A 15-year-old girl has died from COVID-19, making her the second person under the age of 18 to die during the pandemic in San Diego County, the County Health and Human Services Agency announced Wednesday.
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Lawsuit Claims San Diego's Vaccine Mandate Blocks Participation in City Government
ReOpen San Diego claims the mandate will exclude unvaccinated people from “meaningful participation in city government” by keeping them out of city meetings or business in city buildings
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San Diego Unified Says No More Masks Outdoors at School
NBC 7’s Dave Summers explains the change, and shares reaction from parents.
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Recess! San Diego Unified Says No More Masks Outdoors at School
Effective Wednesday, the San Diego Unified School District will update its outdoor masking policy allowing students, staff and others on SDUSD school grounds the option of no longer wearing masks outdoors.
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53% of Fully-Vaccinated San Diegans Have Received Boosters
A total of 1,111,400 — or 53.2% — of San Diego County residents who are fully vaccinated have received a booster shot, according to the county Health and Human Services Agency.
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Scripps Heath Predicting COVID Hospitalizations, Deaths Will Soon Fall
Predictive modeling suggests that the omicron surge is receding, reports NBC 7’s Priya Sridhar.
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Scripps Health Predicts End of Omicron Hospitalization Surge by Early March
Modeling by Scripps Health predicts that the current surge of COVID-19 hospitalizations should wind down by early March, with a slow decrease in patient volume driven by the Omicron variant of the virus over the coming weeks, the health system said Tuesday.
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‘We're All Emotional': San Diegans Reflect On Overwhelming Impact of COVID and Pandemic Life
As we round out our second year living amid the coronavirus pandemic, it isn’t hard to find San Diegans who feel they’ve paid an emotional toll. Many also have a sense of resignation that the virus is here to stay.
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San Diego County Reports Another New Single-Day COVID-19 Case Record
San Diego County set a new single-day COVID-19 case record over the weekend, more than doubling the last high mark it set early last week.
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COVID-19 Testing Demand Remains High in San Diego County
Many walk-up COVID-19 testing sites Monday had lines that wrapped around the block of the testing site. NBC 7’s Kelvin Henry reports.
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San Diego Senior Citizens Brace for Omicron Wave
Omicron isn’t packing the wallop on people who are vaccinated and boosted, but it still poses a huge danger to older San Diego County residents.
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SDSU Student-Athletes, On-Campus Residents Must Get COVID-19 Booster by Spring Semester
San Diego State University sent out a campus-wide email Thursday announcing that all students living on campus and student-athletes will have to have their COVID-19 booster shot by Jan. 18, 2022.
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More Omicron, COVID Cases and Hospitalizations in San Diego County
NBC 7’s Melissa Adan spoke to people around town about the current state of pandemic affairs.
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Four New Omcicron Variant Cases Detected in San Diego County
An additional four cases of the Omicron variant were reported in San Diego County Wednesday
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How's San Diego Feeling on Day 1 of the New Indoor Mask Mandate?
Now that a new face mask mandate for indoor settings is in effect in California, there seemed to be more people wearing face coverings at San Diego county stores.
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Surveying the Scene on Day 1 of Indoor Mask Mandate's Return
NBC 7’s Atie Ojeda headed out to Target to talk to shoppers about the return of the mandate.
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Vaccinations Among Black San Diegans Remain Low
More than half of Black San Diegans remain hesitant to get the COVID-19 vaccine. NBC 7’s Amber Frias reports.
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Vaccination Rates Among Black San Diegans Remain Low
More than half of Black San Diegans remain hesitant to get the COVID-19 vaccine and local experts say the data underscores the need to prioritize trust-building efforts and equitable access within communities.
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San Diego County Votes to Extend Local COVID-19 Health Emergency
The San Diego County Board of Supervisors voted 3-2 Tuesday to continue the local health emergency order connected to the efforts to combat the COVID-19 pandemic.