Testing Sites

Six testing sites in the county re-opened this week, as the county sees a surge of new coronavirus cases. Healthcare workers speak out about being mandated to get the vaccine. Plus, passport services are on hold after several employees test positive for Covid-19. NBC7’s Catherine Garcia has your Nightly Check-In

NBC 7’s Steven Luke was at one of the four locations that opened around the county.

San Diego County is opening up exclusive coronavirus testing sites just for school personnel and making testing for youth more available as more schools open for in-person instruction, officials announced Wednesday.

NBC 7’s Audra Stafford has more details on where students and staff can get tested for COVID-19.

The emergence of the omicron coronavirus variant has likely prompted many San Diegans to look for COVID-testing sites this week.

Testing is an important part of fighting the coronavirus pandemic. However tests can be hard to get, which is why several drugstores are now offering them.

San Diego County is regularly surpassing its daily COVID-19 testing goal of around 5,200 tests per day. Everyday in July, they’ve reported 7,000 to 8,000 tests. But many of those being tested are frustrated by how long it’s taking to get their results. Christy Cassisa, of Rancho Penasquitos, had mild COVID-19 symptoms when she said she decided to get tested….

Some people say COVID-19 testing results are taking longer than expected. NBC 7’s Lauren Coronado has more

Two new coronavirus testing sites have opened in San Diego and El Cajon. NBC 7’s Audra Stafford has more details.

San Diego County opened two new coronavirus testing sites – one in Chollas View and the other in El Cajon.

Two new state-run coronavirus testing sites will open in San Diego County on Tuesday and residents will not be required to have a doctor’s referral in order to visit.

NBC 7’s Erika Cervantes has the latest COVID-19 testing site information.

Three state-run COVID-19 testing sites opened across San Diego County Tuesday with reports of hours-long delays for the patients waiting to find out if they have the novel coronavirus.

The site is testing those with appointments in a zip code with a reported high number of cases. NBC 7’s Ramon Galindo reports.

The county’s Live Well mobile was in Southeast San Diego on Saturday performing free COVID-19 tests.  “It will soon be a familiar presence around the county,” said Nick Macchione, Director of the County of San Diego Health and Human Services Agency. The mobile testing site was at the Euclid Health Center from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. They had...