Arizona reports 332 new coronavirus cases, 18 deaths
More than 3.4 million people in Arizona, or 48% are at least partially vaccinated. Another 3 million people, or 42% of the Arizona population, are…
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These communities remain at high risk for dangerous Covid-19 variants rapidly increasing in US, expert warns
The country continued this week on a path to reopening from the Covid-19 pandemic, with major population centers such as New York and California…
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Former White House adviser says dangerous coronavirus variant is ‘like Covid on steroids’
By Aya Elamroussi, Steve Almasy and Lauren Mascarenhas, CNN A coronavirus variant first identified in India is “like Covid on steroids,”…
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Disneyland welcomes out-of-state visitors as California fully reopens
By Marnie Hunter, CNN Disneyland is welcoming out-of-state guests for the first time since March 2020, six weeks after the resort reopened to…
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California mask requirements dramatically eased
Starting on June 15, California is dramatically easing on COVID-19 restrictions for anyone who is fully…
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California lifts coronavirus restrictions
Marking a milestone, California Tuesday lifted the vast majority of its coronavirus restrictions for the first time since the pandemic took hold 15…
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Gov. Ducey prohibits universities from requiring COVID vaccines, face masks
Arizona Governor Doug Ducey blocks Arizona State University’s (ASU) policy requiring unvaccinated students to submit weekly COVID testing and the use…
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Donated U.S. vaccines arrive for Mexican border cities
Mexico received 1.35 million doses of Johnson & Johnson coronavirus vaccines donated by the United States Tuesday and Mexican officials said that…
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Tattoo artists’ worlds changed drastically because of the pandemic. Here’s how they’re bouncing back
In early 2020, Marie Reverie had just accomplished what she’d thought was her…
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Organ transplant patients may benefit from third Covid-19 vaccine dose to boost antibodies, study suggests
A third dose of coronavirus vaccine could help boost antibody levels among some organ transplant recipients who have not had robust responses to the…
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Newsom calls for ‘staycations’ on eve of California reopening
California is urging its citizens to help jump-start the economy on the eve of the state’s reopening with a call to spend their vacation dollars in…
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Child Services in Imperial County to resume in-person services
The Imperial County Department of Child Support Service Services (ICDCSS) resumes its hours of operation starting Monday, June 21, from 7:30 a.m. to…
Continue Reading WATCH NOW: Gov. Newsom announces ‘California Dream Vacations’ vaccine incentive
Governor Gavin Newsom and Visit California will highlight his plan to jump-start the recovery of the travel and tourism industry and announce…
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More than 309 million vaccines administered in US
The United States is edging closer to the Biden Administration’s goal to vaccinate 70% of adults with at least one dose of the Covid vaccine by July…
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Novavax says Covid-19 vaccine shows 90.4% overall efficacy in U.S./Mexico Phase 3 trial
The American biotechnology company Novavax announced on Monday that its coronavirus vaccine candidate was found to have an overall efficacy of 90.4%…
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South Korea to waive COVID-19 quarantine for some travelers vaccinated overseas
Story by Reuters South Korea will exempt some travelers who have received their COVID-19 vaccine shots overseas from its mandatory two-week…
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Judge rules in favor of a Houston hospital requiring employees to be vaccinated against COVID-19
By Deanna Hackney and Holly Yan, CNN A judge has dismissed a lawsuit against Houston Methodist Hospital by employees who opposed a COVID-19 vaccine…
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‘It’s a moving chess board’: COVID-19 reopening creates new anxieties
By David Williams, CNN Deirdre Lawson was living her best life before the pandemic — if she wasn’t traveling, she was going to concerts,…
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Vaccination rates lag in some states as more cities reopen
As the US reopens in time for summer, the loosening of restrictions are being met with a decrease in Covid-19 vaccination rates, leaving some areas…
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Department of Corrections vaccinates over 26,000 inmates
The Arizona Department of Corrections, Rehabilitation and Reentry (ADCRR) continues to offer COVID-19 vaccines to inmates at state and private prison…
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