Month: September 2021

THE STATE’S ACTING HEALTH SECRETARY SIGNGNI A NEW ORDER TODAY TO PREPARE FOR COVID-19 BOOSTER SHOTS RFO PENNSYLVANIANS. SHE SAID SHE WANTS VACCINE PROVIDERS TO START ADMINISTERING COVID-19 BOOSTER SHOTS JUST AS SOON AS THE CDC ISSUES THE NECESSARY FEDERAL GUIDELINES. THAT MEANS RIGHT NOW VACCINE PROVIDERS NEED TO PROVIDE ONLINE SCHEDULING FOR VACCINATION APPOINTMENTS. THEY ALSO HAVE TO PROVIDE A PHONE NUMBER WHICH WILL DIRECT PENNSYLVANIANS TO A LIVE AGENT TO HELP WITH SCHEDULING. WALK-IN APPOINTMENTS NEED TO BE AVAILABLE AS WELL, AND THEY WILL BE REQUIRED TO CATREE A PLAN TO HELP GET ELIGIBLE ADULTSND A ANYONE WHO CAN’T LEAVE THEIR HOMES BOOSTER SHOTS. THE STATE HOPES PEOE,PL PARTICULARLY THOSE 65 AND OLDER WITH COMPROMISED IMMEUN SYSTEMS WILL TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE BOOSTER S...

Tuolumne Public Health reports 23 new COVID-19 cases since yesterday’s report. There are 209 active cases including 12 who are hospitalized. The total current case rate, a 14-day average for Tuolumne County is 46.3 per 100,000 population. A total of 4,381 have been released from isolation after testing positive for COVID-19, there have been 99 deaths and 1,620 ...

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After three attempts, Monterey County Supervisors have approved a mandatory indoor mask mandate.The mandate passed late Tuesday afternoon by a 3 to 2 vote. It could go into effect by the end of next month. The mandate would require everyone to wear a mask indoors regardless of vaccination status.The mandate would only be triggered if the county's COVID-19 transmission rate is considered high or substantial, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention data.Monterey County's transmission rate has recently worsened. The CDC updated the county’s spread to high.“Where we had massive people coming down with COVID, and we had to close all of the businesses, and people lost their jobs and their homes and everything else. I don't want us to go there again and I feel like it's ...