race for a vaccine

The majority of bar owners in San Francisco are in favor of requiring proof of vaccination for indoor customers to keep both staff and patrons safe as coronavirus continues to spread.

As the effort to vaccinate as many people as possible gets more detailed and specific, that effort is now getting a boost from a mobile van and a Bay Area social media giant.

Public officials and labor leaders at a virtual town hall Wednesday urged continued efforts to vaccinate essential workers who are largely Black and Latino.

California officials are asking people to be on the lookout for potentially fake notifications involving the COVID-19 lottery.

Friday was a lucky day for 15 Californians who have been vaccinated against COVID-19.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom played game show host Friday in a drawing for 15 winners of $50,000 prizes for getting vaccinated against the coronavirus.

Changing the minds of teens who are hesitating to get vaccinated will likely have to be done by other teens. So, the city of San Jose has decided to reach out to social media influencers for help.

There’s has been a concerning rise in the proportion of COVID-19 infections in children over the last few weeks.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s Office announced Saturday that the state will resume administering the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccines.

With the largest pool of Californians now able to schedule vaccine appointments, some may be finding it harder to land one. But an online community launched in the Bay Area may be able to help.

More California counties are opening up vaccines to younger adults, a week ahead of the state’s schedule

On April 15, California will expand vaccine eligibility to anyone 16 or older, but the expansion comes as state health officials expect to see a drastic drop in the single-dose Johnson & Johnson vaccine.

Volunteers in California are working to ensure that the thousands of farmworkers who toil in the fields every day are receiving coronavirus vaccinations

California’s governor has received his “one and done” shot of the Johnson & Johnson coronavirus vaccine

As thousands of people in the Bay Area receive the COVID-19 vaccine. Some people who haven’t been able to get the shot are starting to experience “FOMO” or the fear of missing out.

Experts are concerned about some people’s fearlessness making it harder for the rest of the population to go back to normal as the pandemic continues.

Prior to California opening its vaccine program to all adults beginning April 15, residents aged 50-64 will have a two-week window to get their shot.

New and expectant moms are getting some potentially great news when it comes to rolling up their sleeves for the COVID–19 vaccine.

California will start vaccinating anyone 16 and over against the coronavirus starting in three weeks, expanding eligibility to the shots along with a host of other states as a long-awaited boost in vaccine supplies is in sight.

While many California counties continue to struggle with COVID-19 vaccine supply issues, some residents are willing to travel a distance to get their shots.