Vaccine in San Diego

If California’s tiered system were still in use, San Diego County would be sitting in the red tier, the second-most restrictive

“It was rushed to market,” “There are too many unknowns,” “It doesn’t matter if I don’t get vaccinated.” Those are just some of the misconceptions surrounding the COVID-19 vaccine, and with national vaccination numbers below 60%, public health experts fear we’re running out of of time to end this pandemic. Right now 69.2% of people who live in San...

For many parents, COVID-19 vaccines for elementary and middle schoolers can’t come soon enough. The wait could come to an end by the end of the year or early 2022.

Vaccines for kids younger than 12 could come by winter. NBC 7’s Artie Ojeda has the story.

The push to vaccinate San Diegans continue with an aim at young people, as they make up the majority of COVID-19 cases in San Diego County and are grappling with the slowest vaccination rate. This push follows the latest County report that all COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations and deaths reported in San Diego County in 2021 occurred among residents who are…

Here’s how and where to get a coronavirus vaccine in San Diego County.

For residents in Barrio Logan, a few things made getting the COVID-19 vaccine just a little bit harder. But the community came together to make sure no one was left behind.

For residents in Barrio Logan, a few things made getting the COVID-19 vaccine just a little bit harder. But the community came together to make sure no one was left behind.

Seventy-five percent of San Diegans, 12 years and older, have received at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, according to San Diego County’s vaccination dashboard. It’s about two-thirds of the county’s entire population and a big milestone for the county, as local leaders make a final push to get more people vaccinated ahead of the state’s June 15...

As 75% of San Diegans are vaccinated, county leaders are continuing to push for herd immunity ahead of the state’s reopening on Tuesday, June 15. NBC 7’s Lauren Coronado reports.

San Diego County has moved to the least restrictive yellow tier, and while the loosening of business restrictions are only in place for a few more days before the tier system is scrapped entirely, the county is focused on what got San Diego here.

Urban Mo’s in Hillcrest has always known how to throw a party, and more than a year after the coronavirus pandemic crippled their entire industry it looks like they’ve found a way to get back to doing what they do best.

What do talk show host Bill Mahar and some members of the New York Yankees have in common? They all contracted COVID-19 after being fully vaccinated.

San Diego County can officially start administering the Pfizer/BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine to kids ages 12-15 on Thursday. Here’s what we know.

San Diego County has given the greenlight to administer Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine to children ages 12 to 15. NBC 7’s Audra Stafford speaks to parents who had their children inoculated.

After approval from the CDC and the Western States Scientific Safety Review Workgroup, children ages 12 to 15 are now able to get Pfizer’s coronavirus vaccine in California — including in San Diego County. NBC 7’s Audra Stafford reports.

County Supervisor Nathan Fletcher explained to NBC 7 how the county is shifting its vaccine strategy now that demand has dropped off.

San Diego County is extending hours at select vaccination sites to expand vaccine access to the evening crowd.

The county is keeping a few vaccination sites open late so people with busy mornings and afternoons and evening can take advantage. NBC 7’s Amber Frias has the story.