Month: November 2021

FIRE BUT DENIES THAT A BROKE ANY LAWS. CHSEOO INSIDE THE SACRAMENTO COUNTY JAIL’S FIRST DAKOTA OUTBREAK AND NOW A HUNGER STRIKE WITH INMATES. WE ARE NOW HEARING ABOUT THE COVID-19 CONCERNS FROM ONE INMATE WHO’S INSIDE A SACRAMENTO COUNTY JAIL AS CASEY WAS JASON. SHOWS US TONIGHT INMATES ARE NOW CALLING FOR AN OUTSIDE INMATES INSIDE THE SACRAMENTO COUNTY JAIL SAY THEY’RE SCARED FOR THEIR SAFETY. LAST WEEK THE COUNTY SDAI 75 INMATES TESTED POSITIVE THAT NUMBER JUMPED UP TO 94 ACTIVE CA SES BY TUESDAY AT THE SAME TIME A 76 YEAR OLD IN MAY. AWAYFT AER HAVING COVI D.NOW SOME IATNMES ARE FED UP AN THEY’RE REFUSING TO BE FED. SOCEURSNS IIDE THE RIO CONSUMES CORRECTIONAL CENTER SAY THE HUNGER STRIKE WILL LAST UNTIL AN OUTSIDE AGENCY COMES IN AND LOOKS INTO THE JAILS PRACTICES INCREASIN...

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As the Delta variant became the dominant strain of coronavirus across the United States, all three COVID-19 vaccines available to Americans lost some of their protective power, with vaccine efficacy among a large group of veterans dropping between 35% and 85%, according to a new study. Researchers who scoured the records of nearly 800,000 U.S. veterans found that in early March, just as the Delta variant was gaining a toehold across American communities, the three vaccines were roughly equal in their ability to prevent infections. But over the next six months, that changed dramatically. By the end of September, Moderna’s two-dose COVID-19 vaccine, measured as 89% effective in March, was only 58% effective. Newsletter ...

A bat flies during feeding time in Arizona. Bats are considered one of the biggest carriers of rabies. (Joe McDonald, Shutterstock) Estimated read time: 3-4 minutes BOISE — An Idaho man who state health officials believe didn't know he was bitten or scratched by a bat in late August died as a result of rabies last month, officials said Thursday. It's the state's first human rabies death since 1978, according to the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare and Central District Health. "This tragic case highlights how important it is that Idahoans are aware of the risk of rabies exposure," said Idaho State epidemiologist Dr. Christine Hahn, in a statement. "Although deaths are rare, it is critical th...