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NBC 7 visited Sharp HealthCare’s vaccination station at Grossmont Center in La Mesa and spoke with San Diegans who had just received their second dose of a COVID-19 vaccine.

Downtown San Diego’s vaccination super station is slated to reopen Tuesday after a shipment delay of COVID-19 vaccine doses limited the county’s supply, forcing residents to reschedule their appointments.

The county’s largest vaccination super station will reopen again after a delay in vaccine dose shipments forced the Petco Park site to close. NBC 7’s Audra Stafford has details.

The vaccination super station at Petco Park will reopen Tuesday after a temporary closure due to delays along the vaccine supply chain caused by severe weather elsewhere in the country, UC San Diego Health announced Monday afternoon.

NBC 7’s Alexis Rivas has the latest.

The winter freeze in the midwest and on the east coast is causing yet another delay in the distribution of the moderna vaccine at Petco park. NBC 7’s Dave Summers talked to people affected and tells us what impact the delay could have on people waiting for a second dose.

NBC 7’s Melissa Adan breaks down the situation at the downtown San Diego vaccination super station.

Severe winter weather is delaying delivery of COVID-19 vaccine across the country. The U.S. is now vaccinating 1.7 million people every day, but the Centers for Disease Control warns cases are dropping because we’re coming off the holiday surge, not because more people are getting shots. They’re also concerned that new strains of coronavirus could push those numbers back...

Downtown San Diego’s vaccination super station reopened Wednesday after a delayed shipment of Moderna COVID-19 vaccines forced delays.

San Diego’s Hotel Douglas, also known as the “Harlem of the West,” was an important spot for Black entertainers in the 1930s. NBC 7’s Ashley Matthews speaks with Shelby Gordon of the San Diego History Center for more on the historic and trailblazing hub.

Petco Park’s vaccination super station is reopening after being closed for days due to a shipment delayr that caused a shortage in supplies.

San Diego County has received a shipment of the COVID-19 vaccine whose delay last week led to supply shortages that forced at least one county-run vaccination site to shut down for days.

A COVID-19 vaccine shipment that was delayed and ultimately pushed back appointments in San Diego is slated to arrive this week as the city’s first vaccination super station remains closed due to the shortfall.

A delay in a shipment of the COVID-19 vaccines has pushed back scheduled appointments for the shots in San Diego. NBC 7’s Audra Stafford speaks to a San Diegan who had her appointment postponed.

A delivery shortfall of COVID-19 vaccines will cause a delay in administering the shots in San Diego County, according to a county spokesperson.

Thousands of locals who were scheduled to be vaccinated for the COVID-19 shot in San Diego County will have to wait a bit longer since there was a delay in shipment. NBC 7’s Audra Stafford explains how the incident has shut down downtown’s super site.

It’s unclear why the doses of COVID-19 vaccine were not delivered to the region on Friday, reports NBC 7’s Artie Ojeda, who adds that the shipment is now expected on Tuesday.

San Diego County public health officials are continuing their push to bring easily accessible vaccination sites to all corners of the county by opening their fifth Vaccination Super Station at the Del Mar Fairgrounds on Friday.

Scripps President and CEO Chris Van Gorder spoke at the opening of San Diego County’s fifth Vaccination Super Station on Feb. 12, 2021.