School and health officials are trying to balance the risks of spreading disease against the risks of keeping students out of school
We approached health care workers at three different local hospitals in December, asking each to share their thoughts and experiences as they work through the holiday season.
Big changes could be coming for how Americans pay for COVID-19 tests
‘We do want to see each other — it has been three long years, and I do think everybody wants to get back to some sense of normalcy,’ a Scripps official said.
The plan approved Monday also adds 15 new ‘safe parking’ spaces for people who live in their vehicles.
The City Council rules committee approved a contract amendment without asking about the three-year delay. Staff said the program could launch a ‘soft ramp-up’ within one week of full council approval.
Of that federal pandemic aid, the county’s biggest expenditures were more than $800 million for testing, tracking and vaccinations and more than $300 million in rental assistance.
Scripps Research study aims to identify who has virus through better testing and to get them treated quickly
UC San Diego evolutionary biologist Joel Wertheim discusses likely path of the coronavirus in the coming year
On third anniversary of pandemic declaration, everyday San Diegans continue to navigate the impacts of a life-altering era. But resiliency and hope abound.
Those who got sick early in the pandemic, suffering severe injury, seem to have the longest road to recovery
After three years, California’s COVID-19 emergency came to an end on Feb. 28, a sign that the state is moving toward managing the virus instead of actively fighting it.
