According to recent studies, COVID cases in Los Angeles County have continued to decline. This has brought some fresh air to the county government and residents. But while hopes are high, there are
New COVID-19 testing is now open in Monterey, California. The city located on the southern edge of California is home to about 435,232 residents and attracts over 4.6 million visitors annually. The town
COVID Vaccination Sites in California As part of the Federal government’s efforts to increase the vaccination speed, they announced that they’d be opening two new COVID vaccination sites in California. Which will be
COVID testing for the workplace helps employers create a safe environment for their in-house staff and curb the coronavirus’s spread, employees must get tested. This is in accordance with the CDC guidelines. And to
Los Angeles County COVID cases On Saturday, the 17th, 2021, Los Angeles surpassed the 1 million COVID-19 mark. Which has brought lots of worries to its residents and the California state government. The
After Governor Newsom made his goal to vaccinate 1 million additional people in ten days, mass COVID-19 vaccination sites have started opening at major locations across the state. These mass vaccination sites are
New COVID-19 Variant in Southern California On Wednesday, the 30th of December, Governor Gavin Newsom confirmed the first case of the more contagious COVID-19 variant in southern California, which is now the second
California extends stay-at-home order as the ICU capacity gets to 0% in California, and extends its stay-at-home order in Southern California and San Joaquin Valley. These areas can no longer admit any more
COVID-19 updates: The holiday season has increased the coronavirus’s spread, with many traveling to see their loved ones and attending events. Last week, California witnessed some of its highest COVID death totals, which
California has received its first batch of the COVID-19 vaccine, and medical workers in Orange County, CA, have started getting vaccinated. Since this development, Governor Gavin Newsom, in a statement, said, “There may
