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COVID-19 vaccinations will be given at five sites: Pomona Fairplex, the Forum, Cal State Northridge, L.A. County Office of Education and Six Flags.
Many teachers, grocers and even some hospital employees are wary of the COVID-19 vaccine and don’t want it. The question of mandatory vaccine requirements by employers is complicated.
The clarification comes after reports that county policy called for opened doses to be discarded if the intended recipients didn’t keep their appointments.
L.A. County isn’t administering vaccines to people 65 and older just yet. But here’s how to sign up to find out when you get can one.
Health experts decry the chaotic rollout of the vaccine, but government says progress is on the way.
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A judge in Spain has overruled a family’s objections and allowed health authorities to administer a COVID-19 vaccine to an incapacitated woman in a nursing home.
More Americans are now eligible to get a COVID-19 vaccine, but they may still have to wait for their first shot even as supplies increase. Here’s a closer look.
Wait times for vaccines still could last weeks as counties struggle to keep up with demand.
A reader who is almost 91 believes people in his age group should be prioritized for vaccination as members of a “here today, gone tomorrow” category.
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Under new federal rules, states that don’t use their COVID-19 could lose out in the future. California has to get its vaccination act together immediately.
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As the number of COVID-19 infections continues to climb across Orange County — flooding hospitals and further straining the region’s healthcare system — county leaders Tuesday approved hiring a public relations firm to help reassure residents about the safety and efficacy of the coronavirus vaccines.
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The decision followed new guidance issued Tuesday from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and came ahead of the official recommendation from the state.
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President Trump asks states to speed delivery of COVID-19 vaccines to those at higher risk by no longer holding back the second dose.
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Health officials will begin distributing COVID-19 vaccines this week at Disneyland, the Orange County Board of Supervisors said Monday, making the resort the first “super” vaccination site in the county.
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Los Angeles County will officially expand the eligibility of vaccine recipients starting Monday, following guidance from the state.
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Nurses, janitors and others who are self-employed in jobs that expose them to COVID-19 are looking for answers on when they can get vaccinated.
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Only 17% of the nearly 4 million vaccine doses delivered to nursing homes nationwide have been used, according to the CDC.
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Gov. Gavin Newsom said the state will vaccinate 1 million more residents by Jan. 17, a goal announced amid the state’s lagging vaccination rollout and surging cases of COVID-19.
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President-elect Joe Biden will be taking a new direction to speed release of coronavirus vaccines when he assumes office Jan. 20.
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The online software problems are complicating efforts to get people vaccinated and contributing to California’s slow vaccine rollout.
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Readers share their frustrations with finding out how they can get a coronavirus vaccine shot.
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California expands who can get COVID-19 vaccine to avoid medicine going to waste
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The COVID-19 vaccines in the U.S. require two shots taken weeks apart, and you’ll be given a record card so you’ll know when to return for the second dose.
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Severe allergic reactions to Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine were rare in the first 10 days of its rollout, with 21 cases among nearly 1.9 doses, the CDC reported.
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More than 530 Californians are now dying every day from COVID-19, pushing a number of counties past new, grim milestones.
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The milestone was reached just over a year after the coronavirus was first detected. With nearly 400,000, the U.S. leads the world in COVID-19 deaths.
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There are always bad drivers in L.A., but these days we can’t blame the tourists. After months of staying at home, we’re all driving like tourists.
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L.A. County races to vaccinate as many people as possible against the coronavirus before a strain thought to be even more contagious takes hold.
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With President Trump isolated in the White House since the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, Vice President Mike Pence increasingly fills the void in their waning days in office.
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L.A. County races to vaccinate as many people as possible against the coronavirus before a strain thought to be even more contagious takes hold.
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L.A. County isn’t administering vaccines to people 65 and older just yet. But here’s how to sign up to find out when you get can one.
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Armie Hammer will “step away” from a romantic comedy he was set to star in opposite Jennifer Lopez in the wake of a brewing scandal surrounding his sex life.
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The president’s conduct is forcing party leaders to make a choice they tried to evade: Will the GOP be a party of white grievance or something broader?
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